Infringement in cross-border electronic commerce is mainly divided into the following types:

1. Trademark infringement

Trademark infringement mainly includes words and graphics.

Chinese characters are brand names, such as LV, GUCCI and Mengniu. When writing the list of goods, the registered brand name shall not appear. Recently, there is a classic case, that is, a mini egg cooker. Egglets have been registered as trademarks in the United States and the European Union, but there are still many sellers who put Egglets on the list as product names in order to get rid of the heat, so a large number of shops have been shut down.

Graphics are unique to a brand, such as the LOGO and trademark graphics of each brand, such as Burberry's classic grid, and goods containing this element are considered as infringement.

2. Patent infringement

Patent infringement generally includes invention patents, utility model patents and design patents. Patent infringement involved in cross-border e-commerce is generally a design patent. However, because the appearance patent is too professional and difficult to identify, it is necessary to confirm with the supplier and consult with experienced colleagues at this time.

3. Infringement of copyright

Copyright infringement generally includes copyright, and all kinds of peripheral goods without the authorization of the original author belong to infringement. For example, unauthorized cups, T-shirts and pillows printed with Disney characters; Minions Fridge Magnet; Piggy Peggy stickers and so on. ...