CBP Seizes Over $3.7 Million in Counterfeit Goods in Indianapolis
United States Customs and Border Protection officers seized 875 pieces of counterfeit jewelry and five handbags at an Indianapolis express consignment facility in mid-August. The shipment, originating from Hong Kong, was estimated to be worth over $3.7 million if the…
Indianapolis, IN, August 26, 2026 —
INDIANAPOLIS – United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers have intercepted a significant shipment of counterfeit goods at an express consignment facility in Indianapolis. The seizure, which occurred in mid-August, included 875 pieces of counterfeit jewelry and five counterfeit handbags.
The shipment originated from Hong Kong. CBP officials estimate that the value of the seized items, had they been authentic, would have exceeded $3.7 million.
Details regarding the specific brands targeted or the exact date of the seizure within mid-August were not provided. The contractor responsible for the shipment and the final disposition of the goods also were not disclosed in the information available.
This interdiction is part of ongoing efforts by CBP to protect consumers and legitimate businesses from the illicit trade of counterfeit and pirated goods. Such goods can pose risks to consumer safety and harm domestic businesses.
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