When engaging a Chinese company to be your original equipment manufacturer (OEM), it is crucial to take precautions and follow well-established advice to avoid common pitfalls. Due Diligence on an OEM The main way of avoiding scams and fraud is to conduct a thorough due diligence exercise. 1. Legitimacy of an OEM Determining the legitimacy …
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With the help of Trustiics, an Amazon seller successfully fought domain name squatting in China remotely from his office in Illinois, the U.S.. Here is more on the story: What to do if your domain name is registered in a foreign country The simple process to consult a vetted IP lawyer in China Efficient …
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In 2021, Chinese firms inked outsourcing contracts worth 2.13 trillion yuan (334 billion USD) according to the China Ministry of Commerce. A lot of companies are still considering China for its outsourcing options. One of the main concerns that North American companies have when selling to the Chinese market is ensuring their Intellectual Property rights …
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Due to a combination of cultural, institutional, and technological factors, IPR infringement remains an issue in China. While the regulatory environment in China is improving, the protection of intellectual property rights (IPR) in China is still a cause of concern for many foreign companies. As a result, foreign businesses must find ways to protect their …
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