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Consider the following passage on parallel trading: 'Parallel goods are legitimate products imported without the copyright owner's consent. While not counterfeit, their trade can disrupt local retail markets. However, unless the goods are specifically controlled (like powdered formula under the Import and Export Regulations), parallel importing itself does not constitute a criminal offense in Hong Kong.' Based on this passage, which of the following statements must be true?

Importing parallel goods is not a criminal offense unless the goods are subject to specific statutory controls. All parallel goods imported into Hong Kong are illegal and subject to immediate seizure by C&ED. Parallel goods are counterfeit items that infringe upon intellectual property rights. Powdered formula is the only product category that is restricted under Hong Kong import laws.

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Importing parallel goods is not a criminal offense unless the goods are subject to specific statutory controls.

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