The term "unfair competition" as mentioned in these Regulations refers to the acts that operators violate the provisions of these Regulations, damage the legitimate rights and interests of other operators, hinder fair competition and disrupt social and economic order. Fourth city and county (Autonomous County) industrial and commercial administrative organs responsible for the supervision and inspection of unfair competition; Where laws and administrative regulations provide for supervision and inspection by other departments, such provisions shall prevail. Article 5 State organs shall encourage, support and protect all organizations and individuals to conduct social supervision over acts of unfair competition. For organizations and individuals who report and assist in investigating acts of unfair competition, the supervision and inspection departments shall keep them confidential and reward them in accordance with relevant regulations.
State organs and their staff shall not support, shield or condone acts of unfair competition. Article 6 People's governments at all levels shall take measures to organize and urge relevant departments to do a good job in anti-unfair competition, create a good environment and conditions for stopping unfair competition, and ensure the implementation of these Regulations. Chapter II Acts of Unfair Competition Article 7 Operators shall not engage in the following acts of counterfeiting registered trademarks:
(1) Using a trademark identical with or similar to its registered trademark on the same or similar goods without the permission of the registered trademark owner;
(2) selling goods that you know or should know are counterfeit registered trademarks of others;
(3) Forging or unauthorized manufacturing of registered trademark marks of others or selling forged or unauthorized registered trademark marks;
(4) Other acts of counterfeiting registered trademarks.
Do not transport, store, mail, conceal goods or logos that you know or should know are counterfeit registered trademarks of others, or provide other convenient conditions for others to counterfeit registered trademarks. Article 8 An operator shall not use the unique name, packaging and decoration of a well-known commodity without authorization, or use the name, packaging and decoration similar to that of a well-known commodity, thus causing confusion with other people's well-known commodities and causing buyers to mistake the well-known commodity. Article 9 Business operators shall not use other people's enterprise names, symbols, characters, graphics and codes indicating their names without authorization, so that people may mistake them for other people's goods.
Operators shall not change the marks on the commodities produced by others without authorization. Article 10 Business operators shall not produce fake and inferior commodities, which will harm competitors and consumers.
Fake goods mentioned in this article refer to goods whose names are inconsistent with their unique use value.
The term "defective products" as mentioned in this article refers to commodities whose main indicators do not meet the standards and affect their normal use. Article 11 Business operators shall not make misleading false representations about the quality of commodities by using the following forged or fraudulent means:
(1) Forging or fraudulently using the quality marks on commodities or packages;
(two) unauthorized use of quality marks that have not been obtained, or the quality marks used are inconsistent with the actual situation;
(three) the use of cancelled or expired quality marks;
(4) Forging or fraudulently using the quality inspection certificate, license mark or serial number, bar code mark or manufacturer or R&D unit;
(five) unauthorized use of patent marks that have not been obtained, or the use of patent marks does not conform to the actual situation;
(six) forged factory name (including trade name), address, place of origin (including agricultural and sideline products growth, breeding) and so on. ) or using someone else's address and place of origin;
(7) Forging commodity specifications, grades, ingredients and contents;
(eight) forgery of production date, safe use period or expiration date, etc.;
(9) Forging or manufacturing quality marks without authorization, or selling forged or manufactured quality marks without authorization;
(10) The contents that should be marked according to law on the product or its packaging are not marked. Article 12 An operator shall not sell goods that he knows or should know are prohibited from being sold in Articles 8, 9, 10 and 11 of these Regulations. Article 13 Business operators shall not make misleading or false propaganda on the commercial reputation of commodities or the quality, composition, performance, use, producer, place of origin, date of production, expiration date, price, award winning, pre-sales and after-sales services of commodities by advertising or other means.
The other ways mentioned in the preceding paragraph refer to:
(1) Making a false on-site demonstration or explanation of commodities;
(two) in the business premises or other places to mark, explain or explain the goods in false words;
(3) colluding or instructing others to impersonate customers to induce sales;
(4) Disseminating false commodity descriptions, pictures or other publicity materials by posting, distributing, mailing or computer networks;
(five) through the mass media or assembly for false propaganda.
(6) Other false propaganda acts.
Advertising agents and publishers shall be responsible for the authenticity of advertisements, and shall not represent, design, produce or publish false or misleading advertisements that they know or should know. The mass media and their staff shall not make false propaganda reports on operators or commodities.