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What procedures are required for food labeling?

With the rapid development of intellectual property rights in recent years, more and more people are paying attention to the protection of intellectual property rights, especially the protection of trademarks, which is related to many economic interests. So what are the procedures required for food OEM processing? In order to help everyone better understand the relevant legal knowledge, we have sorted out the relevant content. Let’s take a look at it together. 1. What procedures are required for food OEM processing? OEM production must first have a trademark, and then find a company with production qualifications and sign a contract to entrust production. Products requiring QS must be filed with the Technical Supervision Bureau. OEM after approval is legal and not illegal. OEM refers to a manufacturer producing products and product accessories based on the requirements of another manufacturer. It is also called OEM production or authorized OEM production. It can represent both outsourced processing and subcontracted processing. The nature of OEM production is a pure processing contract under the Contract Law. 2. What is OEM product? It is also called OEM and OEM. It was first popular in developed countries such as Europe and the United States. It is a rule of the game for large international companies to find their own comparative advantages. It can reduce production costs and increase brand attachments. value. 3. Who bears the quality responsibility for OEM products? For unqualified products produced in the OEM model, whether the product quality responsibility should be borne by the brand or by the trustee. There are also different views in theory and practice: The first view is that, The entrusting company should be responsible for product quality because the batch of products is marked with the long name and factory address of the entrusting company, and consumers purchase and use the products out of their reliance on the company's brand and recognition of product quality. The second view is that as long as it is an OEM product, the entrusted party should bear the product quality responsibility, because the actual producer of the entrusted party's OEM substandard products is the first person responsible for the quality responsibility of the products produced. Only by emphasizing Only by understanding the product quality responsibilities of actual producers can we better strengthen product quality supervision and management, improve product quality levels, and safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of consumers. The third view is that commissioned production is a special production method, and the company marked on the product should not be simply identified as the responsible party. When analyzing specific cases, for example, first examining the rights and obligations of both parties stipulated in the commissioned production contract, if If product quality defects are caused by the selection of product quality standards, raw material formulas, testing methods, production processes, etc. provided by the entrusting party in the contract, then the entrusting enterprise shall bear the resulting product quality responsibility, and the entrusted producer shall shall be exempted from liability; if the product's failure is caused by the entrustee's fault, such as poor control of product quality standards, operational errors in the production process, poor management, etc., then the entrusted enterprise shall be responsible for the resulting consequences. product quality responsibility. (See "Product Quality Liability Legal Risks and Countermeasures" by Zhang Qing et al.) The fourth point of view is that any name, trade name, trademark, name or other identifiable mark reflected on the product or packaging indicates that it is a product. Manufacturer's enterprises, organizations and individuals, that is, "producers" stipulated in the "General Principles of the People's Republic of China and Civil Law" and the "Product Quality Law of the People's Republic of China", shall bear product quality responsibility. If not If only the name of the entrusting party or the entrusted party is marked on the qualified product or package, the entrusting party or the entrusted party shall bear sole responsibility for product quality. If the names of both the entrusting party and the entrusted party are marked at the same time, both parties are manufacturers,** *Be jointly and severally responsible for product quality. The above is the relevant knowledge introduced to you. I believe that through the above introduction, you will have a better understanding of the procedures required for food OEM processing. If you have other legal issues, please consult a lawyer in time. Professional lawyers are provided and you are welcome to seek legal consultation.