Nos Estados Unidos, os funcionários aduaneiros podem examinar, deter, apreender e confiscar mercadorias sob controlo aduaneiro suspeitas de conterem marcas registadas contrafeitas ou mercadorias piratas
In the United States, Customs officials may examine, detain, seize and forfeit goods under Customs control suspected of bearing counterfeit trademarks or pirated copyright infringing
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) seized more than 27,000 counterfeit products with an estimated manufacturer’s suggested retail value of $3.3 billion in FY 2021,
Intellectual property rights (IPR) in Mexico are regulated by the Federal Law for the Protection of Industrial Property (LFPPI), the Federal Copyright Law (LFDA) and
The United States offers protection, through its trademark system, to foreign and domestic geographical indications for all types of goods and services. This occurs when
The National Customs Agency of Mexico (ANAM), through the General Directorate of Customs Investigation, has the power to order and carry out permanent inspection and
The WTO highlighted the most relevant parts of the Economic and Trade Agreement, Phase 1, between China and the United States. The following are excerpts
China has made progress in its commitments related to intellectual property rights that it assumed as part of Phase 1 of the trade agreement with
The Tax Administration Service (SAT) increased seizures in Mexican customs related to Intellectual Property (IP). Regarding the application of intellectual property at the border, the
Nos Estados Unidos, os funcionários aduaneiros podem examinar, deter, apreender e confiscar mercadorias sob controlo aduaneiro suspeitas de conterem marcas registadas contrafeitas ou mercadorias piratas
In the United States, Customs officials may examine, detain, seize and forfeit goods under Customs control suspected of bearing counterfeit trademarks or pirated copyright infringing
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) seized more than 27,000 counterfeit products with an estimated manufacturer’s suggested retail value of $3.3 billion in FY 2021,
Intellectual property rights (IPR) in Mexico are regulated by the Federal Law for the Protection of Industrial Property (LFPPI), the Federal Copyright Law (LFDA) and
The United States offers protection, through its trademark system, to foreign and domestic geographical indications for all types of goods and services. This occurs when
The National Customs Agency of Mexico (ANAM), through the General Directorate of Customs Investigation, has the power to order and carry out permanent inspection and
The WTO highlighted the most relevant parts of the Economic and Trade Agreement, Phase 1, between China and the United States. The following are excerpts
China has made progress in its commitments related to intellectual property rights that it assumed as part of Phase 1 of the trade agreement with
The Tax Administration Service (SAT) increased seizures in Mexican customs related to Intellectual Property (IP). Regarding the application of intellectual property at the border, the
