1. The EU trademark can include any mark that can be represented by a diagram, especially text, including names, patterns, letters, numbers, and product shapes.

2. The appearance of its packaging, as long as these marks can distinguish the use of one product or service from other types of uses. Therefore, the following marks can be used to register as trademarks:

1. Word marks include letters, numbers, or a combination of letters, numbers and words;

2. Contains or does not contain Text graphic mark;

3. Color graphic mark;

4. Color or a combination of colors;

5. Three-dimensional mark; < /p>

6. Sound tags, etc.

The international registration of trademarks in Chapter 5 of the "Regulations on the Implementation of the Trademark Law of the People's Republic of China" and Article 34 of the Trademark Law, Article 21, refers to the international registration of trademarks in accordance with the "Trademark Law" The Madrid Agreement on the International Registration of Marks (hereinafter referred to as the Madrid Agreement), the Protocol Relevant to the Madrid Agreement on the International Registration of Marks (hereinafter referred to as the Madrid Protocol) and the Agreement on the Implementation of the Madrid Agreement on the International Registration of Marks and the Protocol Relevant to the Agreement. International registration of trademarks in Madrid.

Madrid trademark international registration applications include trademark international registration applications with China as the country of origin, territorial extension applications designating China and other related applications.

Article 37 If you apply for international registration of a trademark with China as the country of origin, you must apply to the International Bureau of the World Intellectual Property Organization (hereinafter referred to as the International Bureau) through the Trademark Office.

If China is the country of origin, the subsequent designation, abandonment and cancellation of the international trademark registration related to the Madrid Agreement should be applied to the International Bureau through the Trademark Office; the transfer of the international trademark registration related to the Madrid Agreement , deletion, change, and renewal can be applied to the International Bureau through the Trademark Office, or directly to the International Bureau.

If China is the country of origin, the subsequent designation, transfer, deletion, abandonment, cancellation, change, and renewal of the international registration of a trademark related to the Madrid Protocol can be applied to the International Bureau through the Trademark Office. You can also apply directly to the International Bureau.

Article 38 When applying for international trademark registration and other related applications to the International Bureau through the Trademark Office, an application form and related materials that meet the requirements of the International Bureau and the Trademark Office must be submitted.

Article 39 The goods or services specified in the application for international trademark registration shall not exceed the scope of goods or services specified in the domestic basic application or basic registration.

Article 43 If an applicant for territorial extension of China requests to protect a three-dimensional mark, color combination, or sound mark as a trademark or claims to protect a collective mark or a certification mark, the mark shall be registered in the International Bureau of the International Bureau. Within 3 months from the date of registration in the register, the relevant materials specified in Article 13 of these Regulations shall be submitted to the Trademark Office through the trademark agency established in accordance with the law. If relevant materials are not submitted within the above time limit, the Trademark Office will reject the application for territorial extension.

Article 44 The World Intellectual Property Organization shall announce matters related to the international registration of trademarks, and the Trademark Office will not make further announcements.

Article 45: Applications for territorial extension of designated China shall be made within 3 months from the 1st of the month following the publication of the World Intellectual Property Organization's "International Trademark Announcement", in compliance with Article 33 of the Trademark Law Opponents who meet certain conditions may file an opposition application with the Trademark Office.

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