China News Service, Guangzhou, November 26 (Tang Guijiang, Xiao Xiang) Huangpu Customs revealed on the 26th that Changping Customs, which belongs to the customs, has successively seized multiple batches of suspected infringing goods on cross-border e-commerce B2C channels, including "TOSHIBA" and "CHANEL". There are more than 15,000 pieces of electronic components, clothing, shoes and bags with multiple trademarks such as LV" and "GUCCI".
An e-commerce company in Dongguan declared a batch of cross-border e-commerce goods to Changping Customs. When inspected, the customs officers found that the batch of goods contained a large number of electronic components with the "TOSHIBA" brand logo. The customs officers judged the existence of the above-mentioned goods based on risk analysis There was a greater risk of infringement, so it immediately decided to suspend the customs clearance of goods and adopt customs intellectual property protection measures.
Photo by Li Baofeng, the infringing goods seized by Changping Customs under Huangpu Customs
The right holder of the relevant brand confirmed that the goods are infringing goods and have been transferred to the case handling department for processing in accordance with the law.
It is understood that since Huangpu Customs launched "Operation Dragon 2020", it has made full use of big data to conduct risk research and judgment, rectify "fragmented" infringements in the cross-border e-commerce field, strengthen positive customs supervision, and improve the "integration" of delivery channels. The crackdown on "ant moving" infringements.
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