Intellectual Property Regulations

Trademarks: Ensure that your store name, logo and brand do not infringe on the trademark rights of others. Registering a trademark protects your brand from being copied or stolen by others.

Copyrights: Ensure that the products you sell do not infringe on the copyrights of others. Purchase genuine licensed products or partner with brands to produce products with exclusive designs.

Patents: If you have a unique design or technology, consider applying for patent protection to prevent others from copying it.

Trade secrets: Protect your store's trade secrets, such as supply chain information and customer data, from being leaked to competitors.

Awareness of IPR protection: Cultivate employees' awareness of IPR protection and strengthen internal management to prevent IPR infringement.

Please note that the above is only a general suggestion, and the specific situation should be analyzed and appropriate IPR protection measures should be formulated according to the business scope and scale of your store. It is recommended that you consult a professional intellectual property lawyer to ensure that your store is legally compliant in terms of intellectual property rights.