[重要] 向印度尼西亚进口纺织品、箱包和鞋类需提供商标证书 - AFFA IPR

[重要] 向印度尼西亚进口纺织品、箱包和鞋类需提供商标证书

2024 年 3 月 10 日生效,旨在加强对商标的保护并控制市场上的产品质量,印度尼西亚共和国工业部 (Kemenperin) 开始实施对纺织品、箱包和鞋类产品进口有重大影响的新法规。2024 年第 5 号工业部长条例修正案第 23 (3) 条规定了这些产品进口的技术审查签发程序。   重大变化在于增加了进口商申请进口商识别号(API-U)时必须附加的以下文件:   印尼法律和人权部知识产权总局颁发的商标证书; 商标所有人向授权代表出具的许可协议、再许可和/或委任书的记录证明;以及 商标所有者或授权代表的进口委任书。   受影响产品 –   纺织品:纤维、长丝纱线和片状织物; –   纺织产品:地毯或其他纺织地板覆盖物、服装、服装配件和其他纺织成品; –   箱包:行李箱、钱包、书包、运动包、手提包和其他包袋; –   鞋类:鞋履、凉鞋和软皮鞋。   一般进口许可程序仍适用,贸易型进口企业需要获得一般进口商识别号(API-U)。申请程序包括一般进口商核查(VIU),随后由工业部进行技术审议(Pertek)。要获得 API-U,需要向贸易部提交 VIU 报告和 Pertek 结果。   对进口商的影响 对于尚未在印尼注册商标的进口商,这项新要求是重要提醒。 鉴于商标注册过程耗时较长(约 1-2 年),需要尽快与商标所有人沟通,以获得必要的证书,避免在获得进口许可证方面出现延误。   如需有关该法规的更多信息,包括如何在印尼注册商标,请随时通过电子邮件[email protected]与我们联系。

[Important Update] Trademark Certificate Required for Textile, Bag, & Footwear Imports in Indonesia - AFFA IPR

[Important Update] Trademark Certificate Required for Textile, Bag, & Footwear Imports in Indonesia

Effective March 10, 2024, in order to increase Trademark protection and control product quality on the market, Indonesian Ministry of Industry (MOI) has implemented a new regulation significantly impacting importers of textiles, textile products, bags, and footwear. This revision to MOI Regulation No. 5 of 2024 Article 23(3) concerns the procedures for issuing technical considerations…

Looking forward to meeting you at the 2024 INTA Annual Meeting - AFFA IPR

See You At The Upcoming INTA 2024 Annual Meeting In Atlanta, May 18-22 | 2024

AFFA Intellectual Property Rights—Indonesia & Timor Leste are delighted to announce that our Managing Partner, Emirsyah Dinar, will attend the highly anticipated International Trademark Association (INTA)’s 146th Annual Meeting in Atlanta, USA, this May. As a leading global association of Trademark owners and professionals, INTA’s annual meeting is a must-attend event for IP practitioners worldwide.…

The Benefits of IP Customs Recordation for Your IPs in Indonesia - AFFA IPR

The Benefits of IP Customs Recordation for Your IPs in Indonesia

Recently, the Directorate General of Customs and Excise of the Republic of Indonesia (DGCE) has taken widespread action against tons of illegal food to protect consumers and the Indonesian food industry. Because the ingredients of food imported illegally are unknown, it can endanger residents and disrupt the distribution of local food producers. But did you…