(1) A collective trademark does not belong to a single natural person, legal person or other organization, that is, it belongs to a community organization composed of multiple natural persons, legal persons or other organizations, that is, it indicates that goods or services come from a collective organization, which can be a specific guild, chamber of commerce and other industrial and commercial organizations or other collective organizations, and the providers of specific goods or services retreat behind the collective as members. It embodies the characteristics of "* *" and "* * *";

(2) A collective trademark is a collective right that is applied for registration in the name of a collective and owned by all its members, which is reflected in the application for registration of a collective trademark, that is, only a collective organization with legal personality can apply, because only a collective organization with legal personality can own the trademark right in the name of its collective independence;

(3) Collective trademarks are reflected in the use of trademarks, that is, collective organizations usually do not use collective trademarks, but are used by members of the organization. Non-members of the organization cannot use it; Every member has the right of equal use, and there is no subordinate relationship between members; At the same time, it is necessary to supervise the use of its collective members and deal with members who violate the rules of use;

(4) Uniform rules should be formulated for the registration, use and management of collective trademarks, specifying in detail the rights, obligations and responsibilities of members, as well as the amount and use of management fees, and making them public. Collective members should abide by each other and accept public supervision;

(5) The ownership and use right of the collective trademark shall not be transferred;

(6) When a collective trademark is infringed, it shall include the losses suffered by the members of the collective organization;

(7) When a member withdraws from the collective, he can no longer use the collective trademark. When new members join, they can use collective trademarks because they have obtained membership. This membership relationship is non-transferable, and so is the right to use a trademark based on this identity relationship.

(8) Geographical trademarks can be registered as collective trademarks. Natural persons, legal persons or other organizations whose products meet the requirements for using geographical indications registered as collective trademarks may request to join a group, association or other organization registered with the geographical indications as collective trademarks, and the group, association or other organization shall be accepted as a member in accordance with its articles of association; Those who do not require to join the group, association or other organization that uses the geographical indication as a collective trademark may also use the geographical indication properly, and the group, association or other organization has no right to prohibit it.