We unite Brandholders, Distributors, Retailers, and Law Enforcement Agencies to tackle counterfeiting together.
We educate the public on how to identify authentic goods and legitimate retailers as well as on the dangers of counterfeit products and how to avoid them.
We assist Law Enforcement in arranging and conducting Anti-Counterfeiting operations, the identification and analysis of counterfeit goods as well as in the prosecution of counterfeiters.
Trusted by Industry Leaders in the Fight Against Counterfeits.
SATAGA is a Registered Non-Profit Organization and Public Benefit Organisation that is dedicated to eliminating counterfeit toys and games in South Africa. We work with brandholders, distributors, retailers, and Law Enforcement Officials to ensure only safe, authentic products reach consumers.
Join South Africa’s First Toys and Games Association in taking a stand against counterfeit toys and games.
Fake toys don’t meet safety standards and may contain harmful materials.
Counterfeiting costs legitimate businesses millions in lost revenue.
Many counterfeit operations fund organized crime.
Farrel Frank, Managing Director of SATAGA, recently joined SAfm to discuss the growing presence of counterfeit products — including trading cards, board games and low-quality toys. Listen to the interview below.
SATAGA, in conjunction with the South African Police Service and multiple brandholders, recently facilitated and conducted a successful search and seizure operation at a business premises in KwaZulu-Natal, resulting in the seizure of approximately 61,000 counterfeit party and party-related goods intended for use at children’s birthday parties.
As the festive season approaches, the South African Toys & Games Association (SATAGA) is urging consumers to stay vigilant amid a significant rise in counterfeit toys, board games and trading cards entering the South African market.
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