Can the trademark still be used if the QR code on the trademark has expired?

Whether the expiration of the QR code on the trademark affects the use of the trademark involves a series of legal and business management issues. Related issues will be introduced in detail below.

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1. The QR code on the trademark has expired: The QR code on the trademark is usually used for product traceability, anti-counterfeiting verification and other purposes. If the QR code on the trademark expires, the relevant functions may not be used normally, thus affecting the actual effectiveness of the trademark.

2. The use of trademarks is protected by law: The use of trademarks is protected by laws and regulations such as the Trademark Law of the People's Republic of China. The registrant of a trademark is obliged to ensure the normal use of the trademark and use the trademark in accordance with legal provisions.

3. Trademark management and maintenance: Trademark owners should regularly check the QR code and other information on the trademark to ensure its validity. If it is found that the QR code is about to expire, the trademark owner can consider updating or adjusting the relevant information to ensure the sustainable use of the trademark.

IV. Legal basis for trademarks:

- Article 11 of the Trademark Law of the People's Republic of China stipulates the obligation to use trademarks, and the trademark registrant shall use them in accordance with the regulations trademark.

- The trademark registrant is responsible for ensuring that the trademark is true, accurate, complete and valid.

5. Trademark rights protection: If the QR code on the trademark is maliciously tampered with or infringed by others, the trademark registrant has the right to take rights protection measures in accordance with the law to protect the legitimate rights and interests of the trademark.

In summary:

The expiration of the QR code on the trademark may affect the use of the trademark, and the trademark owner is responsible for regularly checking and updating relevant information. The use and maintenance of trademarks are protected by law, and trademark owners have the right to take rights protection measures to ensure the normal and legal use of trademarks.

Legal basis:

- "Trademark Law of the People's Republic of China"