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The Counterfeiting of Made in Italy
Contraffazione del Made in Italy
 

ChatGPT ha detto:

Ecco alcune traduzioni efficaci in inglese professionale e d’impatto per “Contraffazione del Made in Italy”:

  • “Counterfeiting of Made in Italy Products” (più descrittivo)

  • “Made in Italy Counterfeiting” (più diretto e breve)

  • “The Counterfeiting of Made in Italy” (più narrativo, adatto a un articolo o report)

  • “Fake Made in Italy Products” (più colloquiale, marketing-oriented)

  • “Protecting Made in Italy from Counterfeiting” (in forma positiva, più promozionale)

Vuoi che ti prepari anche una versione slogan/claim (tipo titolo forte per brochure o sito)?

 

Hai detto:

L’anticontraffazione del Made in Italy è un tema centrale per la tutela dell’economia italiana, soprattutto nei settori del lusso, dell’agroalimentare, della moda e del design. La contraffazione danneggia sia le imprese che i consumatori, e mina la reputazione del marchio italiano nel mondo. Ecco un quadro generale delle principali azioni e strumenti di tutela: 1.  Marchio Made in Italy Il marchio “Made in Italy” indica l’origine di un prodotto e rappresenta un valore aggiunto di qualità, design, creatività e artigianalità. Tuttavia, non è sempre facile garantire l’effettiva origine italiana. Le normative europee richiedono che un prodotto sia “sostanzialmente trasformato” in Italia per poter essere etichettato come tale. 2. Strumenti legali Codice della proprietà industriale (CPI): tutela i marchi, brevetti e modelli industriali. Legge n. 350/2003, art. 4: vieta l’uso ingannevole del “Made in Italy”. Normativa doganale: rafforza i controlli alle frontiere su merci contraffatte. 3. Tecnologie anticontraffazione Etichette RFID e QR code: permettono la tracciabilità del prodotto. Blockchain: garantisce l’autenticità e la filiera di produzione. Ologrammi e marchi invisibili: utilizzati per distinguere gli originali dai falsi. 4. Organismi e campagne Ministero delle Imprese e del Made in Italy (ex MISE): promuove e tutela il marchio. Agenzia delle Dogane e Guardia di Finanza: eseguono controlli e sequestri. Campagne di sensibilizzazione: rivolte ai consumatori per informare sui rischi della contraffazione. 5. Cooperazione internazionale L’Italia collabora con organismi come l’EUIPO (Ufficio dell’Unione europea per la proprietà intellettuale), Interpol, e Organizzazione Mondiale della Dogana per contrastare il fenomeno a livello globale.
 

ChatGPT ha detto:

Ecco la traduzione in inglese fluente e professionale del testo:

The fight against counterfeiting of Made in Italy products is a central issue in safeguarding the Italian economy, especially in the luxury, agri-food, fashion, and design sectors. Counterfeiting harms both businesses and consumers, undermining the reputation of the Italian brand worldwide.

Here is an overview of the main protection measures and tools:

1. Made in Italy Trademark

The Made in Italy mark indicates the origin of a product and represents added value in terms of quality, design, creativity, and craftsmanship. However, it is not always easy to guarantee the true Italian origin. European regulations require that a product be “substantially transformed” in Italy in order to be labeled as such.

2. Legal Tools

  • Italian Industrial Property Code (CPI): protects trademarks, patents, and industrial designs.

  • Law No. 350/2003, Article 4: prohibits the misleading use of Made in Italy.

  • Customs regulations: strengthen border controls on counterfeit goods.

3. Anti-Counterfeiting Technologies

  • RFID labels and QR codes: enable product traceability.

  • Blockchain: ensures authenticity and supply chain integrity.

  • Holograms and invisible marks: used to distinguish originals from fakes.

4. Institutions and Awareness Campaigns

  • Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy (formerly MISE): promotes and protects the mark.

  • Customs Agency and Guardia di Finanza: carry out inspections and seizures.

  • Awareness campaigns: targeted at consumers to inform them about the risks of counterfeiting.

5. International Cooperation

Italy collaborates with organizations such as EUIPO (European Union Intellectual Property Office), Interpol, and the World Customs Organization to combat counterfeiting globally.