China'S Textile City Yard Has Investigated A Copyright Infringement Case.

With the coming of summer, Keqiao textile

Transactions also entered the peak season, followed by a large number of pattern infringement disputes.

Reporters from China yesterday

The office of pattern copyright registration and management protection of the market supervision sub Bureau was informed that there were only one or two complaints about copyright complaints every week, and two or three complaints were made every day, and 10 times a day.

Not long ago, the market regulation sub Bureau's copyright registration management protection office investigated and dealt with a copyright infringement case.

Mr. Leah, a textile manufacturer in the Textile City, found that a flower registered by his company, called "Mi Mi", was pirated and copied. He immediately launched an investigation and found that a paper printing company in Qian Qing was producing his pattern.

Mr. Ma communicated with the company, but the company promised to stop the infringement, but in fact, it still goes its own way.

Finally, Mr Ma reflected to the market regulator.

The market regulation Bureau, the copyright registration and management Protection Office of the market supervision bureau, took the place to collect evidence on a date day, and seized 10 volumes of infringement printed paper, 9 printed cloth and one printing roller at the scene, and registered and preserved the infringing articles.

According to introduction, in recent times, such cases have happened every day. Things are all the same: a flower pattern fabric sells well, and some people follow suit in the market. Some are even identical patterns.

Some of the channels that flow out of patterns are in printing factories, and some in the market circulation.

Liu Baoyin, a textile producer in the Textile City, told reporters that in recent years, the printing trade has been in a busy season, and some small traders have been trying to reduce their costs by copying their ideas or stealing other popular mature patterns.

"Ding Ji digital" sales director Lu Zebing told reporters that since this year, their company has more than 10 sets of flower patterns were infringed.

Once the flower pattern is counterfeited or pirated, the price of the fabric will go down all the way, and the added value of the product will be gone.

Many textile enterprises appeal to pay attention to the copyright infringement cases, and provide better environment for original patterns. At the same time, we hope that the departments concerned will increase the handling of pattern infringement and protect the original initiative of patterns.