What legal actions exist against toy counterfeiters?

The Wikipedia article cited explains that counterfeit consumer goods are products made or sold without the brand owner's authorization and that they often infringe on trademarks. It highlights the widespread presence of counterfeit items across many industries, including luxury goods and everyday products, and notes that such goods can be of lower quality and pose health and safety risks. The article provides estimates of the global market size for counterfeit goods but does not detail any specific enforcement mechanisms or legal remedies that authorities or brand owners may pursue. Consequently, while it establishes the illegality of counterfeit goods and the potential harm they can cause, it does not elaborate on the legal actions that can be taken against counterfeiters, including toy manufacturers. As such, no concrete legal remedies are described in the evidence provided.