EUIPO reports about the addition of the China national trademark database to the global database TMView. In that way additional 32 million trademarks are accessible through TMView which now covers more than 96 million trademarks from around the world.
This is definitely a good news for every company that plans to enter the China market with own brand. Searching for earlier already registered trademarks is a key element when it comes to avoiding unnecessary trademark conflicts.
Source: EUIPO.
Source: https://intellectualpropertyplanet.wordpress.com/2021/06/09/china-joins-the-tmview-database/
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