NETWORK

INDICAM is a point of reference for businesses, institutions, policy makers, and law enforcement.

The Association's role in relations with institutions is geared toward providing input that can lead to effective solutions and improve the dissemination of shared principles in the IP field.
Counterfeiting is an increasingly global, transnational, and complex market. INDICAM promotes agreements with national and international partners to pool their respective experiences and develop shared guidelines.

OUR PARTNERSHIPS

Partnerships often lead to joint events to mark important milestones in the industry.

Members of the Committee for the Fight against Counterfeiting and Italian Sounding (CNALCIS)

Members of Global Anti-Counterfeiting Group (GACG)

Consultant to the Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry into Counterfeiting and Piracy

Collaborators with European counterparts of Unifab (France), Andema (Spain), APM (Germany) e ACG (UK)

Members of the IPR Committee
of the American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham)

Partner of European
Brands Association (AIM)

Consultant of Confindustria, Confindustria Moda and Camera della Moda

Members of the Together Against Counterfeiting Alliance (TAC)

Member of the Provincial Committee for the fight against counterfeiting of the Milan Chamber of Commerce

Members of Working Groups ed Expert Groups EUIPO

Member of the Provincial Committee
for the fight against counterfeiting of the Turin Chamber of Commerce

Partner of IISW (Initiative Innovationskraft Für Sicherheit In Der Wirtschaft)

Partner of TRACIT – Transnational Alliance to Combat Illicit Trade

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In 2015, thanks to the coordination of the Directorate General for the Fight against Counterfeiting/Italian Patent and Trademark Office of the Ministry of Economic Development, INDICAM signed a voluntary agreement between rights holders, represented by INDICAM, and online commerce players, grouped together in the Netcomm Consortium.

Participation in this agreement is open to all stakeholders in the production and distribution chain operating in Italy, particularly merchants, e-commerce platforms, rights holders, licensed manufacturers, and consumer associations.

The Charter aims to develop best practices to combat online counterfeiting, addressing regulatory shortcomings and encouraging a renewed and increased commitment from all parties to take action before products are put on sale online.