first of all, article 6 of this law stipulates the situation of confusing behavior, including unauthorized use of identical or similar logos such as product names, packaging and decoration that have a certain influence on others, or unauthorized use of enterprise names (including abbreviations, font sizes, etc.), social organization names (including abbreviations, etc.) and names (including pen names, stage names, translated names, etc.) that have a certain influence on others, or other things that are enough to mislead people into thinking that they are other people's goods or are with others. These acts are acts of unfair competition and will be punished by law.
secondly, article 2 of this law stipulates the situation of false propaganda, including that when providing consumers with information about the quality, performance, use and expiration date of goods or services, business operators shall be true and comprehensive, and shall not make false or misleading propaganda. If business operators ask consumers about the quality and usage of the goods or services they provide, they should give a true and clear answer. If the operator clearly marks the price when providing goods or services, he cannot make false propaganda. These acts are acts of unfair competition and will be punished by law.
in addition, the trademark law also stipulates acts that infringe the exclusive right to use a registered trademark, such as using a trademark similar to its registered trademark on the same commodity or using a trademark identical to or similar to its registered trademark on similar commodities without the permission of the trademark registrant, which may easily lead to confusion. These acts are also acts of unfair competition and will be punished by law.
In short, the Anti-Unfair Competition Law and related laws and regulations play an important role in maintaining market order and fair competition. Enterprises should abide by relevant laws and regulations and avoid engaging in unfair competition.