Small Workshops Built Adidas&Nbsp; Shanxi Destroyed Large Illegal Processing Clothing Dens.

Shanxi's commerce and Industry Department announced that it had seized a large illegal farm in Xia County, the province. machining Clothing black dens. In the absence of a business license, the processing point for the Guangdong Red Road Clothing Co., Ltd. processing T-shirts, on-site investigation of 3000 pieces; processed sportswear without Adidas Limited authorized to use its registered trademark "Adidas" logo. 2000 trademark tag and 61 finished sports uniforms were found at the scene.

According to the briefing, the 12315 complaint center of the Xia County Industry and Commerce Bureau has received reports from the masses.

The law enforcement officers immediately rushed to the scene of the crime. Only dozens of workers were busy on the sewing machine. But the unreliable litigant Yang did not get any certificates to prove his qualifications. The law enforcement officers initially identified this as a " Suspected Illegal processing of clothing black dens.

Through further investigation, we find that there are two kinds of illegal activities in this case. One is the alleged violation of the relevant provisions of the "unlicensed business investigation and suppression measures". When Yang did not get his business license, he made a T-shirt for Guangdong Red Road Garments Co., Ltd.. When the case was investigated, 3000 pieces were processed.

Second, suspected of violating the relevant provisions of the trademark law, initially identified Yang processing. Athletic Wear The "Adidas" logo used is a registered trademark of Adidas limited, while Yang has no license to use the company's trademark, which constitutes a violation of the exclusive right of another registered trademark.

The law enforcement officers of industry and Commerce ordered them to stop their illegal activities immediately, and the 2000 trademark tags and 61 finished sports uniforms found at the scene were detained in accordance with the law. The case is under further investigation.