The China IP SME Helpdesk is preparing a series of infographics to help you understand the main framework of IP protection in China as well as top tips for protecting your IP. The infographics will also provide you with information on how the Helpdesk can help you protect your business and innovations.
This infographic provides an overview of IP DOs and DON’Ts in China.
This infographic provides an overview of IPR for the fashion industry in China
This infographic provides an overview of top 10 IP considerations when entering a new market
This infographic provides an overview of IPR for wine consumption and counterfeiting in China
This infographic provides an overview of IP protection strategies within the healthcare sector in China
This infographic provides an overview of IP protection in the Pharmaceutical Industry in China.
This infographic provides an overview of trademarks protection in China.
This infographic provides an overview of trade secrets protection in China.
This infographic provides an overview of IP protection for the furniture industry in China.
This infographic highlights the IP issues oſten faced by creative businesses in various sub-sectors of the creative industry in China.
This infographic provides an overview of IP protection for the cosmetics industry in China.
This infographic provides an overview of IP protection for Original Equipment Manufacturers.
This infographic provides an overview of IP protection when exporting food and beverage.
This infographic provides a graphic depiction of which IP elements to consider for SMEs active in China in the textile industry
China is transforming towards a consumption-driven economy, during which the alignment of domestic food safety standards with international best practices is an essential step to be taken.
This infographic lays out the policy commitments of the Chinese government with regard to mechanical engineering and contains useful tips in one of China’s most developed industries.
Intellectual Property Rights are legally enforceable rights over the use of inventions or other creative works. They confer a right to exclude others from their use. This includes patents and utility models, design patents, trade secrets, trade marks, geographical indications and copyrights.
This infographic provides a graphic depiction of which IP elements to consider for SMEs active in China in the Green Tech sector
This infographic lays out the policy commitments of the Chinese government with regard to water and the environment. In the upcoming years there will be plenty of opportunities for EU operators, but they need to strongly consider their intellectual property.
Blockchain is among the most important and potentially revolutionary technological advancements of the 21st century. This infographic gives an overview of legal opportunities provided by blockchain, and the use of blockchain in Chinese courts.
Industry 4.0 technologies are transforming economies, jobs and even society itself. The Chinese market is also affected by this chnage as the government plans to upgrade the manufacturing capacity of the Chinese industry into a technology powerhouse.
Imagine a situation that you signed a licensing agreement with your Chinese business partner. At the beginning, all looks very promising, but after a few months, your business partner is not paying due fees for the use of the license.
This infographic provides an overview of how to deal with infringements found online.