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China Customs to enhance efforts against infringement through mail

byCustoms Today Report
16/09/2014
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BEIJING: China Customs in a notice has said that they were trying to intensify efforts against the infringement activities carried out through using the express mail service. The Customs Intellectual Property Rights enforcement has set the target to end the infringement in the latter half of the year 2014.

As per details, administration of Customs has issued a notice a few days ago, asking Customs administrations throughout the country to intensify efforts to fight against the infringement activities done piecemeal, with the infringement upon such items as garments, bags, watches, cosmetics and medicines.

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According to Mr.Zhang Guangzhi, the spokesman of the General Administration of Customs, said customs would try to fight against the infringement through more accurate measures developed on the commodity and transaction information obtained through a much enhanced cooperation with enterprises.

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