Of course, the issue of trademark infringement caused by OEM processing should be judged based on the specific circumstances of the case. If the overseas client has legal rights to the trademark in a certain country or region overseas, it can entrust a Chinese OEM processing enterprise to process and produce the products, and export all the products for overseas sales. This will not cause confusion among consumers and will not conflict with the trademark rights of Chinese trademark owners. If an overseas client maliciously registers a trademark involved in OEM processing overseas, or lacks a legal source of rights, its behavior of entrusting domestic OEM processing enterprises to process and produce is obviously to confuse consumers and compete for my country's trademark rights holders. The relevant markets involved in the trademark should constitute trademark infringement. This requires domestic OEM processing enterprises to exercise reasonable care and avoid entrusting production to companies that lack legitimate sources of rights to prevent trademark infringement.

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