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ARTICLE · 12 JANUARY 2015

Common issues of trademark infringement in e-commerce and enforcement

This article will focus on the discussion of common issues relevant to trademark infringement in e-commerce in China.

ChinaIntellectual Property
Sally Wang
Sally Wang

According to the data of the Chinese e-Commerce Research Center, by the end of 2012, the trading volumes of the e-commerce market in China had reached 7.85 trillion. In 2013, it was 10.5 trillion and is expected to reach 13.4 trillion in 2014. From the industry distribution of e-commerce websites, the top ten industries are: apparel, textile, agriculture and farming, digital household appliances, machinery and equipment, chemicals and plastics, food and wine, construction materials, hardware and tools, medical treatment and medicine. Along with this phenomenon, the protection of intellectual property rights in the online sphere is also facing a whole new series of challenges. This article will focus on the discussion of issues of trademark infringement in e-commerce.

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