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 2011 Seizure Statistics Graphic
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 IPR Seizure Statistics: FY 2011
(pdf - 5,127 KB.)
 IPR Seizure Statistics: FY 2010
(pdf - 310 KB.)
 IPR Seizure Statistics: FY 2009
(pdf - 340 KB.)
 IPR Seizure Statistics: FY 2008
(pdf - 323 KB.)
 Seizure Statistics By Top Trading Partner and Commodity
Yearly Comparisons
Seizure Statistics for Intellectual Property Rights

(01/13/2010)
Comparison of Yearly Domestic Value of IPR Seizures (FY 2005-FY 2009)
Between FY 2005 and FY 2009, the domestic value of seizures for violations of intellectual Property Rights rose 179%. Generally, domestic value is the cost of the seized goods, plus the cost of shipping and importing the goods into the U.S., and an amount for profit.

Fiscal YearTotal Domestic Value of IPR Seizures
2009$260,697,937
2008$272,728,879
2007$196,754,377
2006$155,369,236
2005$93,234,510

Comparison of Yearly Seizure Totals
(FY 2005-FY 2009)

Between FY 2005 and FY 2009, the number of seizures for violations
of Intellectual Property Rights increased by 85%.

Fiscal YearTotal Number of IPR Seizures
200914,841
200814,992
200713,657
200614,675
20058,022

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