1. Positive answer

1. Investigate suppliers and their competitors to avoid purchasing from wholesalers who cannot provide relevant documents. Relevant documents generally include those of genuine brands. Power of attorney, etc.

2. Fully understand the qualifications of the supplier, and ask the supplier whether it has the right to produce and sell the product, and ensure that the source of goods is legal and regular. In addition, standard procedures must be followed during transactions and transaction vouchers must be properly kept.

3. Communicate clearly the details of the supply, whether the product is independently developed, or whether it is improved or deliberately imitated based on other people's products.

2. How to deal with infringement?

Analyze whether infringement is confirmed; remove infringing products from the shelves and strive for non-infringing products based on reasonable grounds; risks are controllable and relaxed; maintain awe of intellectual property rights. Article 41 of the E-Commerce Law stipulates that e-commerce platform operators should establish rules for the protection of intellectual property rights, strengthen cooperation with intellectual property rights holders, and protect intellectual property rights in accordance with the law. If this cooperation obligation is not fulfilled, according to Articles 42 to 45 of the Law, the platform operator may bear joint and several liability with the operators within the platform, that is, the e-commerce merchant involved. Cross-border e-commerce platforms urgently need to strengthen the construction of autonomous rules and mechanisms, establish intellectual property protection rules for cross-border e-commerce, strengthen the construction of online identification systems, source tracing systems, and infringement complaint systems, organize corresponding publicity and training on intellectual property protection, and help Cross-border e-commerce companies should improve their intellectual property protection capabilities to avoid being passive in overseas litigation.

3. Copyright risk is the risk that the copyright patent will be infringed or infringed by others. The meaning of copyright patent: First, copyright is a legal term used to express the rights enjoyed by creators for their literary and artistic works; second, patent is a protected and exclusive property owned by the originator of an invention. rights and interests.