A U.S. court found that certain imported goods must strictly comply with the labeling regulations of the country of origin, but the correct trademark and origin were not marked on the label.
According to a trade report from the law firm Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg, the International Trade Court made relevant rulings on 11 batches of jeans imported from mainland China to the United States in September and October 2010.
The inner waistband of the jeans has been embroidered with the brand name and the Los Angeles and USA origin logos.
The court rejected its original claim that it could rely on the loose labeling regulations of the country of origin and cited legislation that clearly spells out the origin labeling of the country of origin.
Imported goods need to be “strictly” marked with origin
A U.S. court found that certain imported goods must strictly comply with the labeling regulations of the country of origin, but the correct trademark and origin were not marked on the label. According to a trad…
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