First, if the customs says you have infringed, then your goods have either word trademarks or pattern trademarks; and these trademarks are registered with the General Administration of Customs.

2. Without the above two trademarks, it is impossible for the customs to confirm that you are an infringing product.

3. It is recommended that you communicate directly with the customs about the reason for the infringement and which company is the infringing rights holder. If the infringement is really infringed, your goods will be detained and fined.

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What is mentioned below is indeed an issue that I have overlooked. Customs has confirmed that in addition to the above two types of product infringement, there is indeed appearance infringement. If the Customs gives a clear answer It is an infringement, and if your product does not have trademark words and brand patterns, it should be an infringement of the right of appearance.

As for what you said downstairs, regarding certification and the like, it is impossible for China Customs to detain your product because it does not have Japanese product certification, unless the tax number determined by your product requires other licenses or quotas, etc. The customs will detain the regulatory documents for your goods. If your goods do not have foreign certification, it will only affect the listing of the goods abroad. The worst thing is that after importing to Japan, Japanese customs has special requirements.

Therefore, it is recommended that you consider which brand of toys your product may be similar to in appearance, and check whether it is infringing at the following address.

http://202.127.48.151/applyrecord/