Xiangshan Weighing Apparatus was infringed by Li Gui

As the oldest household appliance industry scale, the “CAMRY” trademark of Guangdong Xiangshan Weighing Instrument Group Co., Ltd. was infringed by “Li Gui”. On December 17, 2010, Ningbo Customs seized more than 7,600 electronic scales worth more than RMB 1 million that were counterfeit "CAMRY" trademarks. The goods were originally exported to the United Arab Emirates. Recently, Xiangshan Weighing Apparatus has entrusted lawyers to prepare for prosecution.

According to Liu Huanguang, Vice President of Xiangshan Weighing Apparatus, Xiangshan Weighing Apparatus currently manufactures more than 20 million weighing instruments of various types each year, and exports account for 68% of the total products. Domestic sales also increase at a rate of 50% per year, ranking at the level of production, sales and exports for over 10 years in a row. The first in the country. Due to the good momentum of development, infringements have occurred frequently. “Since last year, we have hired lawyers to crack down on fraud across the country. However, as enterprises, 'counterfeiting' is costly and yields little. We still hope that the government can adopt more stringent intellectual property protection measures, such as raising the number of illegal activities from the legislative level. Cost, to create a good environment for the development of enterprises."