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"China's textile industry, the status of intellectual property protection research report" recently released in Shanghai. In order to better understand the current status of China's textile industry, intellectual property rights and found the existing problems and challenges, and government and industry partners to seek a better way to protect intellectual property rights to create a healthy textile industry market environment, INVISTA special commission One Bardon consulting firm, a number of media organizations to carry out the joint research.

The survey covers more than 79.7% of the respondents from the textile industry management, and 81.5% of the respondents in the textile industry experience in more than 3 years, The industry is more developed in the Yangtze River Delta and the Pearl River Delta region.

Benefited from the country nearly 800 textile industry enterprises to actively participate in the research report lasted a month later released.

The core found that: the developed areas of textile enterprises to enhance the awareness of intellectual property rights stronger

81.5% of the respondents believe that intellectual property protection is very important, through the first-line, second-tier, third-tier cities, respondents data found that intellectual property protection awareness and the degree of development of the city have a certain relationship, the more developed areas, The stronger the awareness of intellectual property protection.

Industry chain terminal has become the focus of intellectual property protection

In the survey, 75.8% of people think that clothing brands, retailers are the textile and garment industry chain is most often affected by intellectual property infringement links, more than half (55.4%) of the people think that clothing brands, retailers in their intellectual property After the infringement, the greatest harm to society, the textile industry, the industry chain terminal vulnerable to infringement of intellectual property rights, and its intellectual property rights suffered infringement after the impact on the community and the greatest harm to the textile industry, an important part of intellectual property protection The

Practitioners generally lack awareness of rights, knowledge and practice

82% of the respondents in the survey that intellectual property protection is very important, but in the discovery of intellectual property infringement phenomenon, 84.1% of the respondents only to terminate the purchase of infringing goods, 69.7% of the people to return the goods, only 45.2 % Of the respondents will inform the owners of intellectual property, 40.1% of the respondents will inform the relevant agencies, practitioners generally lack awareness of rights.

Five reasons for the healthy environment of intellectual property protection in China 's textile industry

In the survey, the respondents generally agreed that the lack of knowledge of the intellectual property rights, the weak legal system, the lack of supervision and punishment of government agencies, the infiltration of enterprise information caused by the unconscious infringement is caused by China's textile industry to protect the environment of the five major environmental protection the reason.

Identify three ways to have real intellectual property products

In the question of how to identify genuine intellectual property products, 78.1% of respondents believe that: trademark identification is to ensure that products or services with legitimate intellectual property rights an important way, and 65.3% of people think that the official website query is also necessary to check the way, 64.0% People also recognize the way the phone is confirmed.

Strict supervision of the environment and the enterprise itself is a stronger self-protection is the main way to reduce the phenomenon of infringement. Government, intellectual property owners and manufacturers in the industry chain are considered to be the primary responsibility for the protection of intellectual property rights, 93% of respondents believe that strengthening government regulation and punishment is the most effective way to maintain intellectual property rights.