The booth displays a range of products including consumer goods, clothing and footwear that are commonly counterfeited or violate intellectual-property rights, as well as items of unclear origin that market surveillance forces have recently seized. Genuine products are also presented for comparison.

Visitors received hands-on guidance from market surveillance officers on how to identify genuine and counterfeit goods, spot products that fail food-safety standards or lack clear origin, and recognise smuggled items. They were also briefed on the health risks of using fake or unsafe products. The initiative aims to foster a fairer competitive environment, protect legitimate producers and traders, and safeguard consumers’ rights.