The specific amount of money that constitutes a criminal case for trademark infringement may vary depending on the region and policy.

Generally speaking, infringement of trademark rights may be considered a crime if it involves selling goods with counterfeit registered trademarks or illegally manufacturing, storing, transporting, mailing, carrying, using counterfeit trademarks, etc. Behavior. These actions will not only cause economic losses to trademark rights holders, but also damage brand image and market reputation. Therefore, for infringement of trademark rights, legal measures should be taken promptly to safeguard rights. In short, there is no clear standard for the specific amount of money that constitutes a criminal case for trademark infringement, and it needs to be judged based on the specific circumstances. While safeguarding your own rights and interests, you should also respect the intellectual property rights of others and abide by relevant laws and regulations.

Trademark infringement is a serious infringement that will cause economic losses and damage to the brand image of the trademark owner. The following are the harms of trademark infringement:

1. Damage to the interests of the trademark owner: Infringement of trademark rights may cause the trademark owner to be unable to obtain due market value and economic benefits, thus affecting its business plan and execution of market strategies.

2. Impact on consumer rights: Products that infringe trademark rights may have quality problems and pose potential threats to consumers' health and safety. At the same time, these products may also be sold as genuine products, deceiving consumers and disrupting market order.

3. Disrupting the market economic order: Infringement of trademark rights may disrupt the normal market economic order, causing counterfeit and shoddy goods to flow into the market, harming the legitimate rights and interests of regular enterprises, and reducing the competitiveness and credibility of the market. .

4. Negative impact on social culture: Infringement of trademark rights may cause unscrupulous businesses to use trademark infringement to obtain illegal profits. This unfair means will affect the improvement of social moral concepts and cultural quality. .

5. Cause legal disputes: Infringement of trademark rights can easily cause legal disputes, causing unnecessary trouble and losses to both parties.

To sum up, you should respect the intellectual property rights of others, abide by relevant laws and regulations, and maintain a good market environment and fair competition.

Legal basis:

"Trademark Law of the People's Republic of China"

Article 57

The aforementioned legal provisions , if the perpetrator uses the same or similar trademark on the same kind of goods without the permission of the trademark registrant, sells goods that infringe the exclusive right of the registered trademark, etc., it is an infringement of the exclusive right of the registered trademark and shall be held liable corresponding legal responsibilities.