On July 23, the reporter learned that Bubble Mart is filing a lawsuit against the convenience store chain 7-Eleven in the US, accusing it of selling counterfeit versions of LABUBU dolls. Bubble Mart confirmed the incident to Interface News. Interface News previously reported that an American girl posted a short video on a social networking platform saying that she bought a fake “LAFUFU” at the 7-Eleven convenience store in the US. The rows of fake LABUBU were placed on the shelves, and each sold for $25 — almost the same as the original price of the original, but both the packaging and the doll itself were crude.

On July 23, the reporter learned that Bubble Mart is filing a lawsuit against the convenience store chain 7-Eleven in the US, accusing it of selling counterfeit versions of LABUBU dolls. Bubble Mart confirmed the incident to Interface News. Interface News previously reported that an American girl posted a short video on a social networking platform saying that she bought a fake “LAFUFU” at the 7-Eleven convenience store in the US. The rows of fake LABUBU were placed on the shelves, and each sold for $25 — almost the same as the original price of the original, but both the packaging and the doll itself were crude.