The European Anti-fraud Office (OLAF) has joined forces with EU customs authorities to tackle a surge of counterfeit goods linked to the Euro 2024 Football Championship in Germany and the Paris Games this summer.
OLAF joins forces with EU customs authorities to track down counterfeit items linked to the Paris Games and Euro 2024
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