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.
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OLAF joins forces with EU customs authorities to track down counterfeit items linked to the Paris Games and Euro 2024
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