Beijing customs has seized more than 60,000 infringing goods from 18 brands including GUCCI and Louis Vuitton

Beijing Customs recently seized more than 60,000 goods suspected of infringing intellectual property rights. On October 25, relevant owners identified the goods as infringing goods. This is the biggest case of intellectual property infringement seized by Beijing customs so far this year, involving 18 brands including "GUCCI", "LV", "CHANEL", "Adidas" and "Ray·Ban". It is understood that these are the brands that have put on record in the General Administration of Customs the right to exclusive use of trademarks.

On September 30, the Beijing Customs, after scientific investigation and precise control, seized a major case of suspected infringement of intellectual property rights by the customs of the capital Airport, and seized more than 60,000 pieces of goods. The goods were declared for export by a company in Linyi with the name of receiving bag, switch box, women's jacket, etc., and the declared value was obviously lower than the market price of the genuine goods with mixed packing of many kinds of commodities and various brands.

After a full day's count by more than 10 customs inspectors at the airport, a total of more than 60,000 pieces of glasses, leather bags, clothing, sports shoes and other items were seized, which were suspected of violating the trademark rights of "GUCCI", "LV", "CHANEL", "Adidas", "Ray·Ban" and other items that had been filed with the General Administration of Customs.

In order to further strengthen the infringement clothing shoes and hats, auto parts, medical equipment, epidemic prevention supplies products such as seizing power, effectively protecting the legal rights and interests of the holder of the intellectual property rights and consumer health and property rights, create a good business environment and innovation environment, since this year, Beijing customs in accordance with the deployment of the General Administration of Customs, overall intellectual property protection special action, codenamed "longteng act 2020". By October 20, Beijing Customs had seized 1,094 batches of more than 93,000 infringing goods in the import and export channels, with a total value of more than 2.3 million YUAN.

"While continuing to crack down on the import and export of infringing goods, we have also carried out ipr protection based on the principle of 'six stability' and 'six guarantees' to create a first-class business environment for high-level, open and high-quality development." "Said Cao Yongbin, director of the Comprehensive Customs service in Beijing, who is in charge of the work.

It is understood that the Beijing Customs has played a role in the new mechanism of communication between customs and enterprises, and promoted the ipr protection policies and regulations through the "hot line" and the key enterprise coordinator system, so as to guide enterprises to pay attention to the status of ipr in goods and contracts, abide by the law and avoid the risk of infringement. At the same time, it is also working hard to improve the follow-up disposal efficiency, and realize the synchronous speed of counting, screening, right confirmation and handover. Through the establishment of a special area for disposal and the establishment of commodity ledger, centralized, informationalized and transparent disposal can be realized to help intellectual property right holders to protect their rights quickly.

"We have also made great efforts to cultivate independent enterprises, and formulated 'one enterprise, one policy' for enterprises with advantages in exporting intellectual property rights, so as to help them grasp new opportunities in the new pattern of 'double cycle' and protect their own brands' going to sea '." So far this year, Beijing customs has seized five cases of intellectual property infringement and detained 16,000 items including fake "Millet" headphones, "Shang Chai" auto parts and "Douyin" clothing, Cao said.