In a move that is likely to be watched with interest by other sports companies, Jack Wolfskin has issued a warning that it will take more forceful action against retail partners in Germany and Austria that sell its products on internet auction websites in breach of their trade agreements with the German outdoor brand. Jack Wolfskin did not specify in what way it would take action. The company said that its sharper intervention was meant to guarantee the quality and the selective aspect of its distribution.
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