العلامات التجارية في الصين: تأمين العلامات التجارية في الصين يمثل السوق الاستهلاكي الضخم في الصين فرصة هائلة للشركات لبناء علاماتها التجارية. ومع ذلك، فإن المخاطر الكبيرة المرتبطة باحتلال العلامات التجارية والتزوير وغير ذلك من الانتهاكات تجعل تسجيل علاماتك التجارية وحمايتها في الصين أمرًا ضروريًا للغاية. يقدم هذا الدليل التفصيلي رؤى عملية حول المزايا والإجراءات والنصائح والمخاطر المحتملة المتعلقة بـ
I personally have dealt with more than two dozen exit ban matters in China. Around half of these were clear, in that the person banned from leaving China was told very explicitly not to leave, and in each case they knew why. The others were quite unclear, and involved people in China who feared they
AI regulation in China has taken an important step with the release of the Interim Measures for the Management of Generative AI Services (生成式人工智能服务管理暂行办法). Together with the Cyberspace Administration of China, the Measures were issued on July 10, 2023, by the National Development and Reform Commission, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Science and Technology, Ministry
تحدثتُ أمس مع عميل جديد حول أهمية حصول شركته على علامات تجارية في الصين. وفي نهاية المحادثة، كان العميل متحمسًا للغاية لفكرة الحصول على العلامات التجارية، لدرجة أنه سأل عما إذا كانت هناك حالات لا تحتاج فيها الشركة إلى تسجيل اسم علامتها التجارية كعلامة تجارية في الصين. على الرغم من
On July 12, 2023, PURIS Proteins filed antidumping (AD) and countervailing duty (CVD) petitions against Pea Protein from China. Pea Protein is usually sold in powder form and is a food ingredient for foods sold to individuals who are allergic to glutens (e.g., snack bars, plant-based meat products, other gluten-free foods). The U.S. Department of
July 12, 2023, Update I almost never update and re-run a blog post, but this will be the second time I have done so with this one, which shows how relevant, yet ever-changing the issue of China factory pricing is — especially since I updated it only about a month ago. Since I wrote this
Issue Orientation As the US relationship with China deteriorates across the political, military, economic, and trade dimensions, US companies with manufacturing operations in China are increasingly seeking out strategies to diversify supply chains, mitigate compliance risk, minimize duty exposure, reduce costs, and manage uncertainty. Though several approaches have been pursued since the inception of the
As the China-US geopolitical environment continues be problematic, our clients and prospective clients have pivoted from joint venture relationships to distribution and similar licensing-type relationships. This is not a one-sided trend. We are seeing an increase in these distributor relationships going both into China and out of China. From the questions we receive, we see
Are you currently sourcing products from China or Southeast Asia? Though these regions have long been popular choices for businesses seeking cost-effective manufacturing, it’s time to consider Mexico as an alternative. Mexico has emerged as a top destination for global trade, attracting companies with its favorable business practices, vibrant culture, and strategic location. In this
I am lately getting a ton of calls from reporters wanting examples of companies leaving China because of its increasingly oppressive cybersecurity, data security and counter-espionage laws. When I tell them I have no such examples, they are surprised. I then explain how companies tend to believe they are capable of navigating such things and
