1. Trademark right is the abbreviation of trademark exclusive right, which refers to the exclusive right granted by the national law to the trademark authority to protect the registered trademark of the trademark owner. Distribution agency is the right that the producer of a product grants others the help to sell their own products.

2. A domestic enterprise that has registered its trademark in Hong Kong or abroad cannot be regarded as having the local distribution right and agency right of the registered enterprise naturally. If a registered trademark is registered locally, it can only be said that it has the right to use the trademark locally, but if it is not authorized by the domestic product manufacturer, it is not authorized to sell the products of domestic enterprises. After registering a trademark in Hong Kong, you can sell goods with the trademark in Hong Kong, but when labeling the place of origin, such goods should be consistent with the actual situation, and you can't use the factory name and address of domestic enterprises falsely, so that consumers can also identify the source of goods from the place of origin. In addition, the products shall not infringe other intellectual property rights of similar products of domestic enterprises, such as patent rights, packaging, proper names, etc. Generally speaking, a registered trademark can only say that he can use this trademark, and his products can also belong to this brand, but his products are different from those of domestic manufacturers, whether they are branded or produced by themselves.

3. Preferential policies for distribution and agency. Because different enterprises and different products have different sales models, it is a universal law that the goods are cheaper. In addition, manufacturers will also give many preferential policies to product agents, such as sales incentives, rebates, distribution, expense reimbursement, personnel training and so on.