Gucci Vietnam voiced no involvement in Hafasco’s Gucci products liquidation sale

August 15, 2014 | 16:00

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Gucci Vietnam Limited (Gucci Vietnam), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Italy-based group Gucci, today announced that neither it nor any of its authorised representatives were involved in the ‘liquidation sale’ of purported Gucci products by the Hanoi Trading Service Fashion Company (Hafasco), which will be conducted in Hanoi from August 15 and 18.

The liquidation sale was reportedly the consequence of the seizure of Gucci products in 2012 by the Hanoi Market Management Bureau (MMB). On January 8, the MMB requested Gucci's representatives to ascertain the products’ authenticity.

From that time onwards, Gucci Vietnam claimed it would not hold any responsibility and/or liability for the storage and security of the products seized in 2012 by the MMB.

Gucci Vietnam also declined any responsibility and/or liability for the authenticity, origin or quality of the products, whether they relate to the 2012 MMB seizure or not, and the related services offered to the public during this liquidation sale.

In the statement, Gucci Vietnam also affirmed its commitment to Vietnamese customers by activating business operations in Vietnam in the near future in order to assure that the company’s loyal customers can buy authorised and authentic Gucci products and enjoy their satisfaction to the high level of service and quality.

By By Mai Thuy

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