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Printing And Dyeing Enterprises Began To Attach Importance To And Register Service Marks.

2010/9/1 8:37:00 81

Not long ago, Da Wan dyeing and Weaving Co., Ltd.

Interview

The office staff are busy preparing for the application of the trademark application.

"We are applying for service marks. This is what many customers have asked us to do."

The person in charge of the office said.

Originally, "big bay dyeing and weaving" processing printing and dyeing products, because

printing and dyeing

Good quality, high visibility in the market and industry, the sales price is about 0.1 yuan higher than the average product per meter. Some customers who come to processing have asked for "big bay dyeing and weaving" on the product manual or label to prove that the printing and dyeing process is indeed from here.

In order to meet the requirements of customers, the company decided to apply for registration of "Da Wan dyeing and weaving" service trademark.

In the past, printing and dyeing enterprises did not directly produce terminal products, unlike other commodity enterprises.

The desire for trademark is not strong.

However, with the deepening of technological pformation in the printing and dyeing industry, a number of enterprises have entered the road of pformation and upgrading ahead of schedule, and many enterprises have independent intellectual property rights in the process.

These unique technologies enable some enterprises to have a high reputation in the industry. The products processed by them are recognized by the market and customers, and the added value of the process will also be reflected in the price of the products.

Seeing the value and role of service marks, many printing and dyeing enterprises began to attach importance to and register service marks.

From the Trademark Bureau of Shaoxing County Industrial and commercial bureau, the phenomenon of registered trademarks of printing and dyeing enterprises has increased significantly in recent years. There are about more than 300 registered trademarks.

Among these registered trademarks, there are more trademarks and fewer service marks, but in recent years service trademarks have increased.

The relevant person in charge of the Trademark Office of the city commerce and Industry Bureau said that printing and dyeing enterprises could apply for service marks if they did not produce fabrics, so that the service visibility of enterprises could be expanded.