parallel imports
noun/ˌpærəlel ˈɪmpɔːts/
/ˌpærəlel ˈɪmpɔːrts/
[plural] (economics)- goods that are imported into a country without the permission of the company that produced them, and sold at a lower price than the company sells them at
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