The counterfeits were smuggled in from China and stored at the houseware for retail distribution nationwide. The impounded lots, worth a total of Bt50 million, mostly included glasses, hats, and buckles, said DSI official, adding that a sum of Bt300 million was also sieged. Representatives of the brands' right holders were present at the announcement.&nbsp; 
Thailand has been stepping up the crackdown on fake brand products as they have a direct impact on the Thai economy, DSI Director-General Paisit Wongmuang.

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Bt50m worth of fake goods confiscated in Saraburi

The Department of Special Investigation (DSI) on Thursday (December 19) confiscated 150,000 pairs of fake brand glasses from a warehouse in Saraburi.