Counterfeit Batteries Market Value: $23 Million

Posted on May 10, 2008
Filed Under Black Market Index, counterfeit and piracy |

Counterfeit Batteries is the manufacturing and sale of batteries that profits off of the trademarks and brand names of legitimate battery manufacturers.

The National Electrical Manufacturers Association states that $23 million is lost to counterfeit batteries.

Source: National Electrical Manufacturers Association, ” Dry Battery Counterfeit White Paper,” (last accessed: September 25, 2007).

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