Product trademark rights vary from manufacturer to manufacturer: the company that owns the product trademark.

Manufacturer: The manufacturer manufactures goods for the manufacturer. Generally speaking, the manufacturer is a subsidiary of the manufacturer or authorized to use the trademark. The product trademark rights are different

Producer: Belongs to the company that owns the product trademark.

Manufacturer: The manufacturer manufactures goods for the producer. Generally speaking, the producer is a subsidiary of the producer or an enterprise authorized to use the trademark. Different statuses: the producer belongs to the entrusting party, and the manufacturer should belong to the entrusted party (or both). Different responsibilities: Publishers are the owners of planning, marketing, and brands, such as NIKE, ADIDAS, etc.

The producer owns the product trademark, and the manufacturer manufactures the goods for the producer. Generally the manufacturer is a subsidiary of the producer. Manufacturers, or "manufacturers", are suppliers of primarily packaged food and light industrial products. It uses raw materials or components (self-made or purchased) to make a series of daily consumer products through relatively automated machinery and production processes.