Collective organizations can apply for registration or ordinary trademarks, but the two have the following differences: (1) Both collective trademarks and ordinary trademarks indicate the operators of goods or services, but collective trademarks indicate The goods or services come from an organization; a common trademark indicates that they come from a certain operator. (2) A collective trademark can only be applied for registration by an organization; a general trademark can be applied for registration by an organization or an individual operator. (3) When applying for a collective trademark, you must submit usage management rules; there is no such requirement for applying for an ordinary trademark. (4) Collective trademarks cannot be used by members outside the organization; ordinary trademarks can be used by members outside the organization. (5) There is no need to sign a license contract when a collective trademark licenses its members to use it; a license contract must be signed when a general trademark licenses others to use it. (6) Collective trademarks cannot be transferred; ordinary trademarks can be transferred to others. (7) The Trademark Office shall not approve the registration of identical or similar trademarks within two years after the collective trademark expires; for ordinary trademarks, it only takes one year for the Trademark Office to approve the registration of identical or similar trademarks. Collective organizations can apply to register either collective trademarks or ordinary trademarks, but the two have the following differences: 1. Both collective trademarks and ordinary trademarks indicate the operators of goods or services, but collective trademarks indicate that the goods or services come from a certain organization ; Ordinary trademarks indicate that they come from a certain operator. 2. A collective trademark can only be registered by an organization; an ordinary trademark can be registered by an organization or an individual operator. 3. When applying for a collective trademark, you must submit usage management rules; when applying for an ordinary trademark, there is no such requirement. 4. Collective trademarks cannot be used by members outside the organization; general trademarks can be used by members outside the organization. 5. There is no need to sign a license contract when a collective trademark licenses its members to use it; a license contract must be signed when a general trademark licenses others to use it. 6. Collective trademarks cannot be transferred; ordinary trademarks can be transferred to others. 7. The Trademark Office shall not approve the registration of identical or similar trademarks within two years after the collective trademark expires; for ordinary trademarks, it only takes one year for the Trademark Office to approve the registration of identical or similar trademarks.