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ARTICLE · 15 APRIL 2025

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Hong Kong Intellectual Property Rights Protection

A look at the 2023 Hong Kong Customs and Excise Department Report* on Intellectual Property Protection and Enforcement Efforts.

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A look at the 2023 Hong Kong Customs and Excise Department Report* on Intellectual Property Protection and Enforcement Efforts.

In today's technology-driven world, the problem of counterfeit goods is growing. Hong Kong, a key player in international commerce, faces serious challenges in protecting its market from fake products. The 2023 report from the Customs and Excise Department (C&ED) highlights the ongoing fight against counterfeiting, showcasing the department's achievements and efforts to protect brands and consumer trust. This report underscores Hong Kong's commitment to maintaining its reputation as a leading global trade center.

Historically, Hong Kong has excelled in international trade, recognized in 2023 as the world's 10th largest trading entity in merchandise and 21st in commercial services by the WTO1. Consequently, the same year saw an increase in infringement cases, as detailed in the recently released 2023 Departmental Review published

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