On a beautiful day, when you are importing and exporting, you suddenly receive a notice from the customs office that your product is intellectual property and is not allowed to be imported or exported. Before that situation, you are confused and don't understand what is happening and how to handle it. Below is some brief information for your reference:
Intellectual property goods are products registered for protection under intellectual property law.
When exporting or importing goods registered for intellectual property protection, enterprises need to have papers proving the origin of goods (purchase invoices, manufacturer's authorization letter, catalogs, assessment conclusions, foreign documents, results of handling similar cases, etc.)
If you don't meet the above conditions, your goods will be stopped doing import and export customs procedures and transferred to the relevant competent authorities for settlement.
Source: Sea Dragon International Logistics Company
