Authorities probe dirty tactics in counterfeit laundry detergent scheme
Israeli authorities have launched an investigation into allegations of an ongoing counterfeit laundry detergent scheme. A Channel 13 TV report said tax authorities were probing allegations that up to 66 tons of Ariel detergent sold to Israeli consumers over the last year were actually an inexpensive and possibly hazardous product imported from Turkey.
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