Jinhua Customs Seized 7920 Tort Belts

Customs under the Jinhua customs filing a case of alleged infringement "

And other brand intellectual property belt cases.

Confirmed by the obligee, the Jinhua Customs seized 2160 pieces of leather belt suspected of infringing "CK" intellectual property rights, 4800 pieces of leather belt suspected of infringing "LEVI'S" intellectual property rights, and 960 belts of intellectual property infringement suspected of infringing "GIORGIO ARMANI", which amounted to 7920 pieces of goods in the goods exported to India by one vote.

In July 31st, the Jinhua customs inspected customs officers to inspect the goods of one vote, named "chemical knapsack". After opening the container, the goods were found to have more names, including chemical knapsack, plastic handicrafts, plastic spectacle boxes, paper bags, etc. the goods in the container were stacked in a mess and the outer packing was varied.

The locale officer paid attention to this detail, after risk analysis, decided to increase the unloading ratio, and found the suspected infringement when checking the bottom cargo in the container.

The goods are temporarily withheld.

After confirmation, the "GIORGIO ARMANI" brand in the goods suspected of infringing the trademark rights of "GIORGIO ARMANI" of Giorgio Armani Co., Ltd. (Milan), Switzerland Mende Riccio branch, and the "CK" brand suspected of infringing the "CK" trademark of Calvin Klein's trademark trusteeship; and the "LEVI'S" brand was suspected to infringe the "LEVI'S" trademark rights of the company.

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Recently, Tianjin Dongjiang inspection and Quarantine Bureau staff in the two batch of imported lamb carcasses inspection, found that two batches of goods are part of the cargo weight, body length, back fat thickness and other indicators and general lamb carcass indicators are seriously inconsistent, and some of the cargo chest and belly meat has obvious artificial cut marks.

After inspection and quarantine personnel inspected all the goods one by one, 519 pieces of cargo were identified as the old sheep carcass, and 5 pieces of goods were damaged goods artificially cut. 524 pieces and 14.6 tons of cargo were not in conformity with the documents.

The two batch of imported sheep carcasses came from Uruguay, 1772 and 35.8 tons, and the goods which were not in conformity with the contract accounted for about 40% of the total weight of the goods.

Compared with the old sheep carcass, the lamb carcass varies greatly in terms of meat quality, value and market acceptance. If the sheep are imported into the lamb price, the enterprises will suffer huge losses.

In response, the consignee submitted to the inspection and quarantine department the application for examination of the certificate and the external claim.

At present, the inspection and quarantine personnel of the eastern Xinjiang have completed the inspection and review work of the two batches of goods. The first time they issued certificates of quality for the enterprises, which helped the enterprises to claim their external interests and safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of the enterprises.

The inspection and quarantine department reminds the relevant importing Enterprises: when signing foreign trade contracts, it is necessary to clarify the quality of the goods and the claim clauses for inspection. After the arrival of the imported goods, the inspection and quarantine departments should promptly report the inspection to the inspection and quarantine departments, and find that the quality of the imported goods is not up to standard or defective.