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CNBC报道，特朗普给亚马逊，阿里巴巴销售假冒商品贴通告！特朗普总统签署了一份旨在打击在线销售假冒商品的备忘录。

“对于那些公司来说，这是一个很大的冲击。如果你不清理它，那么政府将会，”特朗普的助手彼得纳瓦罗说。

目前尚不清楚政府将采取什么措施来遏制假冒商品的销售。

凌通社注意到，这个备忘录并没有说谁如何如何，但明眼人都知道川普对着亚马逊和阿里巴巴来的，川普这几年来一直对亚马逊不爽。而阿里巴巴，显然在打击假冒伪劣方面作出国很大的努力，但川普一定会利用这个机会的。事实上，2018年，淘宝就再次被美国贸易办公室列入黑名单。

所有报道中没有拼多多，大概是因为拼多多现在根本没有米国市场把，而凌通社到觉得，我们的市场监管部门能不能学习一下川普同志，拼多多和抖音上各种假冒伪劣的问题已经不是新闻了，那么能不能借着东风看如何治理这些专门面向中国人自己的老百姓的平台呢？

唐纳德特朗普总统周三通知亚马逊，eBay和阿里巴巴等在线市场，签署了一份旨在遏制在线销售假冒商品的备忘录。

特朗普贸易顾问彼得纳瓦罗告诉记者说：“对于这些公司来说，这是一个很大的冲击。如果你不清理它，那么政府就会这样做。”

由于主要的在线市场一直在努力控制第三方供应商销售假冒产品，因此努力得以实现。

纳瓦罗表示，白宫的目标是收集有关该问题的普遍程度和责任归咎者的更多数据。

根据备忘录，政府将要求国土安全部，商务部和司法部在210天内提交报告。它将分析问题的普遍程度和当前响应的有效性，同时建议潜在的监管或立法变革，以更好地打击假货的销售。

纳瓦罗周三在华尔街日报上表示，特朗普的措施“指示国土安全部与联邦执法机构协调打击假冒行为。”虽然纳瓦罗没有提供有关白宫如何解决假冒问题的许多具体细节，但该备忘录是对电子商务公司的警告。

为了证明这一行动的合理性，纳瓦罗部分引用了2018年政府问责局的报告，该报告显示了伪造的普遍问题。该机构的调查人员在亚马逊，沃尔玛，西尔斯，Newegg.com和eBay等网站上从第三方供应商处购买了品牌产品，发现40％的商品都是假的。

其中包括药品和电池等产品，这些产品可能会给消费者带来风险。

纳瓦罗说：“我们的目标是正确地将贩卖人口的负担转移到供应链和第三方在线市场和中间商，这些市场和中间商目前正在用危险的产品覆盖这个国家，这些产品每年会使消费者欺骗数十亿美元。”

亚马逊发言人在一份声明中表示，该公司“严格禁止销售假冒产品”，并欢迎“执法部门提供额外的协调支持，以便我们能够让不良行为者承担责任。”

发言人说，亚马逊“积极投入大量积极措施，以防止假冒商品进入我们的商店。” “试图滥用我们商店的不良演员并没有反映出构成我们卖家社区绝大多数的诚实企业家的繁荣社区。”

阿里巴巴发言人在一份声明中表示，“我们欢迎这一新举措及其对全球打击假冒行为的关注。”该公司已经“开发出一流的系统来保护[知识产权]并打击假冒的祸害”，并期待“进一步推进与今天的订单中提到的美国联邦机构的工作关系和合作，以及与我们的全球商业同行一起，“发言人补充道。

eBay的一位发言人也在网站上说“不欢迎假冒”，并补充称该公司“致力于打击他们的销售”。 eBay表示期待“加强协作”以阻止假货的销售。

纳瓦罗在他的专栏文章中表示，问题的部分增长“因为海关法没有跟上电子商务的激增。”贸易顾问部分指出了来自香港和中国大陆的货运问题 – 这一点非常重要，因为政府试图与世界第二大经济体达成新的贸易协议时，他呼吁采取更强硬的贸易态度。

纳瓦罗否认该备忘录与中美之间正在进行的贸易谈判有任何关系，而中国是另一家世界上最大的第三方卖家阿里巴巴。

“这与此无关，”他说。

纳瓦罗还否认这一针对亚马逊的措施与特朗普对亚马逊首席执行官杰夫贝索斯的蔑视有任何关联，后者也拥有华盛顿邮报，这是一个广泛报道特朗普海外业务和穆勒调查的出口。

尽管如此，考虑到备忘录的时间安排以及任何执法行动对亚马逊和阿里巴巴的不成比例影响，这两个子目标都很难被忽视。

President Donald Trump put Amazon, eBay and Alibaba and other online marketplaces on notice Wednesday, signing a memorandum that aims to curb the sale of counterfeit items online.

“This is a shot across the bow to those companies. If you dont clean it up, then the government will,” Trump trade advisor Peter Navarro told reporters.

The effort comes as major online marketplaces have struggled to control the sale of fake products from third-party vendors.

Navarro said the White House will aim to gather more data on how widespread the problem is and who is to blame.

The administration will require a report within 210 days from the Departments of Homeland Security, Commerce and Justice, according to the memorandum. It will analyze how widespread the problem is and how effective current responses are, while recommending potential regulatory or legislative changes to better combat the sale of fake goods.

In a Wall Street Journal op-ed Wednesday, Navarro said Trumps measure “instructs the Department of Homeland Security to coordinate with federal law-enforcement agencies working to combat counterfeiting.” While Navarro did not give many specific details about how the White House would address the counterfeit problem, the memorandum serves as a warning to e-commerce companies.

In justifying the action, Navarro in part cited a 2018 Government Accountability Office report showing widespread issues with counterfeiting. The agencys investigators purchased brand name products from third-party vendors on sites such as Amazon, Walmart.com, Sears, Newegg.com and eBay and found 40 percent of the goods were fake.

Those include products such as medicines and batteries, which could pose risks for consumers.

“Our goal is to rightly shift the burden of trafficking to the supply chain and third party online marketplaces and intermediaries that right now are blanketing this country with dangerous products that cheat consumers out of billions of dollars a year,” Navarro said.

In a statement, an Amazon spokesperson said the company “strictly prohibits the sale of counterfeit products” and welcomes “additional coordinated support from law enforcement so we can hold bad actors accountable.”

Amazon “invests heavily in proactive measures to prevent counterfeit goods from ever reaching our stores,” the spokesperson said. “Bad actors that attempt to abuse our store do not reflect the flourishing community of honest entrepreneurs that make up the vast majority of our seller community.”

In a statement, an Alibaba spokesperson said “we welcome this new initiative and the attention it brings to the global fight against counterfeiting.” The company has “developed best-in-class systems to protect [intellectual property] and battle the scourge of counterfeiting,” and looks forward to “further advancing the working relationship and cooperation with the US federal agencies mentioned in todays order, as well as with our global commerce peers,” the spokesperson added.

An eBay spokesman also said “counterfeits are not welcome” on the site, adding that the company is “committed to combating their sale.” EBay said it looks forward to “enhanced collaboration” to stop the sale of fake goods.

In his op-ed, Navarro said the problem has grown in part “because customs law has not kept up with the surge of e-commerce.” The trade advisor pointed in part to problems with shipments from Hong Kong and mainland China — which is significant because he has called for a tougher posture on trade with China as the administration tries to strike a new trade deal with the worlds second largest economy.

Navarro denied that the memorandum had anything to do with the ongoing trade talks between the U.S. and China, where another of the worlds biggest third party sellers, Alibaba, is based.

“This has nothing to do with that,” he said.

Navarro also denied that the measure, which targets Amazon, was in any way connected to Trumps oft-stated disdain for Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, who also owns The Washington Post, an outlet that has reported extensively on Trumps overseas businesses and the Mueller probe.

Nonetheless, both subtexts were difficult to overlook, given the timing of the memorandum and the disproportionate impact that any enforcement action would have on Amazon and Alibaba.

路透华盛顿4月3日 – 美国总统特朗普周三下令打击第三方在线市场上出售的假冒产品，要求就美国如何加强追踪和遏制此类售假活动提供更多信息。

特朗普签署的备忘录称，全球假冒和盗版商品年交易额可能上升到5,000亿美元，其中约20%的交易侵犯美国的知识产权。

“总统已经决定，是时候清理这种猖獗的造假和售假行为，”国家贸易委员会主任纳瓦罗(Peter Navarro)在与记者的电话会议上说。

包括亚马逊(AMZN.O)、eBay(EBAY.O)和中国阿里巴巴集团(BABA.N)在内的一些公司都有禁止在其平台上出售假冒商品的政策，并投入资金采取防范措施以将假冒伪劣商品排除在外。

备忘录未提及具体的公司。

“亚马逊为防止假冒商品进入我们的平台投入巨大。在2018年一年，我们就花费了逾4亿美元来打击假冒、欺诈和其他违规行为，”亚马逊的发言人周三表示。

阿里巴巴在声明中表示，欢迎该倡议“及其引发的对全球打击假冒行动的关注”。

纳瓦罗表示，该命令要求国土安全部与司法部共同在210日内提出方案建议，如何通过改进监控和执法来解决上述问题。(完)