Combating Internet Counterfeiting
Trademark counterfeiting affects brand owners in virtually every established product category. $25 billion counterfeit goods traded online each year (Moises Naim, Illicit, Anchor Books, 2005.) $221 million (81%) counterfeit goods were seized by the U.S. customs from China in 2008. The largest categories of seized products have recently included apparel, bags, cigarettes, consumer electronics, sunglasses, footwear, and headwear. We are engaged in devising and implementing practical strategies for brand owners. We help IP owners to gather intelligence on the source of the goods, send Cease & Desist Letters, consider potential defendants, and remove counterfeit listings from websites.

Investigation
With specialist in-house investigation capability, our network is able to quickly and effectively track infringing and counterfeit product from manufacturing source in China to retail market in another place. We also provide other supportive investigative services including commercial IP investigations, particularly in the context of IP audits and due diligence, trade mark use investigations, and domain name recovery investigations.

China Patent Full-text Database (in Chinese)
Chinese Patent Full-text in Chinese is produced by the Publishing House of the State Intellectual Property Office. The file includes all patents published in the People's Republic of China since the opening of the Chinese Patent Office April 1, 1985.

China Customs Exportation Data (in Chinese & English)
The data is based on Shipping Bills of Entry Invoices filed with Chinese customs, which contains the exporters names, company code, address, telephone, fax Numbers, product, quantity, date of shipment, and HS Codes etc.