We know that there are many types of trademarks, such as common commodity trademarks, service trademarks, certification trademarks, well-known trademarks and collective trademarks. Among them, * * * has a trademark and a collective trademark, which sounds quite close. Are they the same? Obviously, these are two different concepts. * * * Owning a trademark means that two or more natural persons, legal persons or other organizations * * * apply to the Trademark Office for registration and enjoy and exercise the rights of the trademark.

A collective trademark refers to a sign registered in the name of a group, association or other organization and used exclusively by members of the organization in commercial activities to show that users are members of the organization.

As can be seen from the above definitions of * * * trademark and collective trademark, there are differences between the two applicants. In addition, there are more differences between * * * own trademarks and collective trademarks. For example:

1. Only collective organizations with legal personality can own trademark rights in the name of their collective independence.

2, the registration, use and management of collective trademarks, should formulate unified rules, and supervise to the public.

3. The ownership and use right of a collective trademark shall not be transferred.

4. When a collective trademark suffers trademark infringement, its loss compensation needs to include all members of the collective organization.

5. When a member withdraws from the collective, the member cannot use the collective trademark. New members can enjoy the rights of collective trademarks.

Generally speaking, collective trademarks and * * * trademarks are quite different. There are also differences in application, registration, transfer, validity and other aspects. I hope that Bian Xiao's induction can help everyone.