Mainland China Becomes The Biggest Fake Production Place In The World?

Although the activities such as "3. 15" party are held annually, the fight against counterfeit and shoddy products is doomed to be an arduous and protracted war.

Apart from the fact that Chinese consumers have a close correlation with counterfeit goods, even foreign institutions are paying special attention. However, there are many "colored glasses" among them.

Recently, the European Criminal Police Organization and the European Union's Intellectual Property Office jointly issued the report on the European Union's fight against counterfeiting and piracy in 2017. The more than 70 page report claimed that more than 80% counterfeit and shoddy products from the mainland and Hongkong were blamed for the above mentioned areas.

The problem of counterfeit goods has always been a concern at home and abroad. How do we view this report? What is the truth about China's counterfeiting infringement?

In response to this, Sun Jiwen, spokesman of the Ministry of Commerce, said at a regular press conference yesterday (June 29th) that the report's accusation against China is irresponsible, and the authenticity and objectivity of the data need further study.

Meanwhile, media reporters interviewed Zhao Ping, director of the International Trade Research Department of China Council for the promotion of international trade (CCPIT).

It is also credible that if statistics of fake goods in China and even China's counterfeit goods account for the world, the reliability of its statistical methods and the authenticity of the data sources need to be called a question mark.

According to the report, mainland China is the largest producer of counterfeit goods in the world, while Hongkong is the largest pit station, occupying 86% of the world's fake share.

On June 29th, Sun Jiwen, a spokesman for the Ministry of Commerce, said at the press conference that "dealing with infringement and counterfeiting is a global problem. There are both market factors and regulatory issues."

We need the joint efforts of the international community and law enforcement cooperation. "

Zhao Ping believes that the EU's practice does not exclude suspicion of smearing and planting China.

In this way, it will have a negative impact on the products made in China and provide a reasonable basis for the implementation of trade protectionism.

Media reporters have found that the problem of infringement and counterfeiting in China has always been a topic of speculation abroad.

For example, in May this year, the office of the United States trade representative issued the Special 301 report on intellectual property rights, placing China again on the key watch list.

At the end of 2016, the office issued the "unconventional Market Review", placing 4 websites and 6 entities in the "notorious market" list.

For the authenticity of the EU statistical report, the relevant people believe that it is not yet possible to make an accurate judgement.

But in recent years, the Chinese government's efforts to combat counterfeit goods are traceable.

Media reporters at the conference site learned that, as early as April 2015, the National Leading Group on combating infringement and counterfeiting started deploying "made in China".

The maintenance of the "clean wind" action requires the overall strengthening of the supervision of the quality of export commodities and the strict investigation and punishment of the illegal acts of counterfeit goods in cross-border selling and selling.

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According to the Ministry of Commerce statistics, the "Qingfeng" action has achieved some results.

In 2017 1~4, China Customs seized more than 4600 cases of export infringing merchandise, withholding more than 930 thousand goods.

The quality inspection department has seized more than 42.5 pieces of unqualified export products, involving clothing, bags, toys, electronic products and so on.

Not only the government departments, but also the electronic business platform has become an important force in the fight against counterfeiting.

According to the Xinhua news agency, Alibaba has owned a large Chinese counterfeiting team, which consists of more than 2000 anti-counterfeiting members and more than 5000 volunteers.

In the 12 months from September 2015 to August 2016, Alibaba shut down 380 million commodity pages on the e-commerce platform, 18 illegal shops, and helped local law enforcement departments to eradicate 675 counterfeiting infringing dens.

Zheng Junfang, chief executive officer of Alibaba, once said that in 2016, the Alibaba platform management department found 4495 sales and sales fraud clues far greater than the starting point (50 thousand yuan).

Up to now, 33 cases of criminal decision have been confirmed through public information.

Sun Jiwen said that next, we will continue to maintain a high pressure on the issue of infringement and counterfeiting.

It includes strengthening the supervision of import and export links, continuing to expand international law enforcement cooperation, enhancing the crackdown effectiveness of cross border manufacturing and selling counterfeit goods, continuing to strengthen daily supervision of key professional markets and commodity distribution centers, and promoting "combining construction with construction" to further enhance the overseas image of Chinese brands.

Tortious trade is a global problem involving production, circulation, sales and consumption.

Especially with the development of science and technology, cross-border and concealed counterfeiting and selling are becoming more frequent.

For infringement, Zhao Ping said that China is also one of the victims of counterfeit goods.

In addition to infringing goods from abroad, the increasingly developed e-commerce platform in China has also become the main focus of counterfeit goods.

According to the Customs General Administration, the number of infringement cases investigated by the customs in the import links has been increasing at an annual rate of 10%.

In 2016, the customs nationwide seized more than 757.85 pieces of goods suspected of infringing on intellectual property rights, an increase of 13.2% over the same period last year.

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