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商标被打劫怨谁? 商标抢注,对于长期处于计划经济条件下的中国企业来说,是个较陌生的新名词,实际上,这是通过抢在原商标所有者之前在某国注册该商标,以获取经济利益的不正当竞争行为,也是市场竞争中常见的“经济战”的一个表现形式。 不少企业由于缺乏商标意识,动作慢人一拍,自家走红的商标被人依法抢注,遭受合法“抢劫”,这意味着大把大把的钞票被人抢去。 说起同仁堂,在中国几乎人人皆知。然而,这家已有320多年有监制生产历史的中医药品,在日本却难觅芳踪。因为早在1983年,“同仁堂”商标已被一家经营食品和饮料的日本企业在日注册。同仁堂药品如要进入日本市场,必须以重金买回本属自己的商
Who is trademark robbed? Trademark squatting is a relatively new term for Chinese companies that have long been in a planned economy. In reality, this is achieved by rushing to register the trademark in a country before the owner of the original trademark. The unfair competition behavior of economic interests is also a manifestation of the common “economic warfare” in market competition. Due to lack of trademark awareness, many companies have been slow-moving, and their own well-known trademarks have been legally registered and subjected to legal “robberies,” which means that a large number of banknotes have been snatched away. Speaking of Tong Ren Tang is almost universally known in China. However, this Chinese medicine that has had more than 320 years of production history has not yet been found in Japan. As early as 1983, the “Tong Ren Tang” trademark was registered by a Japanese company that operates food and beverages in Japan. To enter the Japanese market, Tong Ren Tang’s drugs must buy back its own business with a large amount of money.