To report counterfeit trademark exports, you can report to the Industrial and Commercial Bureau and the Trademark Office at the same time.

Methods to report counterfeit trademarks:

Before the criminal act of infringing the exclusive rights of a registered trademark is discovered by law enforcement agencies, report it to the public security agency in written materials, by phone, online or in other forms The clues of counterfeiting registered trademarks and other crimes that infringe the exclusive rights of registered trademarks have been verified by the public security organs to be true. The informant includes natural persons, legal persons and organizations, "the person being counterfeited and his family members or agents do not include reports, reports or accusations to the police".

The scope of clues includes: clues for crimes of counterfeiting registered trademarks, clues for crimes of selling counterfeit registered trademarks, and clues for crimes of illegally manufacturing and selling illegally manufactured registered trademarks. The accuracy of the reporting facts and the whistleblower's cooperation will be divided into four levels. The actual reward amount received by the whistleblower will be the "basic amount of reward" x "reporting grade weight". The weight of first-level reports is 100%, the weight of second-level reports is 80%, the weight of third-level reports is 60%, and the weight of fourth-level reports is 40%.

Trademark infringement complaint and reporting procedures:

1. If the owner of a registered trademark has evidence that the infringer has been suspected of committing a crime, he may, as the accuser, report the alleged crime that he has already obtained Report the clues to the local public security organ.

Clues to suspected crimes should include the following: basic information about the infringer (name of company or individual, address, phone number, etc.); circumstances of the infringement (production or sales time, quantity, unit price, etc.); registered trademark Original certificate or valid copy; samples of infringing products; own products for comparison with infringing products; other materials deemed necessary by the public security organs.

2. Any citizen is obliged to report ongoing criminal activities in trademark cases to the public security organs, and is obliged to provide clues to the public security organs about criminal activities in trademark cases. The relevant reported facts and clues must be true.

3. Accusers and informants are not allowed to fabricate facts or falsify evidence, otherwise they will bear the responsibility for false accusations.