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10 tips to identify counterfeit certificates

This explainer video provides 10 tips that may help you identify counterfeit certificates. The total number of counterfeited products is estimated to be 3.3% internationally (6.8% in the EU), or approximately USD 509 billion (with the EU at EUR 121 billion) annually (data provided from Trends in Trade in Counterfeit and Pirated Goods, OECD/EUIPO, 2019). These products use counterfeit certificates and test reports to access markets especially when there is a big need for the product in question. We've seen that clearly during the COVID-19 pandemic with personal protective equipment, sanitizers, ventilators, etc. that were urgently needed in large quantities. A special thanks to TIC Council for providing content and examples of counterfeit cases for this video. More information can be found on tic-council.org Disclaimer: Sample certificates, logos and names of companies are only given as examples to help explain the concept of counterfeit certificates. The video content does not constitute a statement from IAF or ILAC on any specific certificates’ authenticity. Intro (0:00) Tip 10: Changes in font (1:48) Tip 9: Changes in language (2:09) Tip 8: Deviation of normal branding (2:22) Tip 7: Wrong logos (2:46) Tip 6: Inconsistent information (3:11) Tip 5: Mis-formatted documentation (3:27) Tip 4: Misspelling of common words (3:48) Tip 3: poor grammar (4:11) Tip 2: Very cheap or very fast to get (4:28) Tip 1: Check on the CB website (4:52) IAF Global Database(5:24) Other videos (5:44)