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On January
19, 2021, the Korean Intellectual Property Office (KIPO) reported that the 'Overseas
Online Counterfeit Product Home Monitoring Team (hereinafter referred to as 'Monitoring
Team')' detected a total of 144,000 posts for counterfeit products for about 5
months from August to the end of December 2020. It was revealed that it
produced a damage prevention effect of US$370 million by blocking it.
The
monitoring team was launched to strengthen responses against counterfeit
product distribution to ASEAN 6 countries࣠ and Taiwan and contribute to the
creation of non-face-to-face and digital jobs. They monitored postings of
counterfeit products targeting Lazada and Shopee, the 1st and 2nd largest ASEAN
online shopping mall.
By country,
the number of counterfeit products detected and blocked in the order of the
Philippines, Indonesia, Singapore, Taiwan, etc.
By item,
K-POP goods and fashion miscellaneous goods accounted for 70% of the total,
19.12% for children and toddlers, 9.27% for beauty, and 0.49% for digital
electronics.
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KIPO added
that from this year, as the budget related to supplementary administration was
secured as the current budget in '21, the monitoring team will continue to
operate to minimize damage to the distribution of counterfeit products by
Korean exporting companies.
࣠ ASEAN 6 countries; Malaysia, Vietnam, Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines
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five IP offices
On January 12, 2021, the Patent Offices of five advanced countries(IP5) released the 'IP5 Statistics Report 2019'
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Patent
offices in five advanced countries (US, Japan, China, Korea, and Europe) have
compiled and reported IP5 patent application and registration statistics and
the operation status of the patent office every year since 2011.
The
main contents of the 2019 IP5 Statistical Report are as follows
1.
IP5 statistics
The number of patent applications filed for IP5 in 2019 was about 2.7 million, a
4% decrease from the previous year, but the number of patent registrations
reached 1.6 million, an increase of 5.9% from the previous year.
Patent applications increased at the Korean Intellectual Property Office (KIPO,
+4.3%), the European Patent Office (EPO, +4.1%), and the U.S. Patent and
Trademark Office (USPTO, +4.1%), but the Japanese Patent Office (JPO, -1.8%)
and China National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA, -9.2%)
decreased
Except for the JPO, the number of patent registrations granted by the other patent offices have increased.
2. IP5 major performance in 2019
(IP5)
In June 2019, the 12th IP5 Intellectual Property Office Chairman's Meeting was
held in Incheon, Korea to launch the 'New Technology/Artificial Intelligence'
Task Force, and adopted a joint declaration for IP5 cooperation.
(EPO)
The EPO established the “Strategic Plan 2023”, and the period until the first
action (FA) notification is maintained less than 6 months.
(JPO)
JPO implemented measures aimed at the fastest and highest level of patent
examination, and achieved a FA period of 9.5 months and a patent grant period
of 14.3 months.
(KIPO)
The average FA period for patents and utility models reached 10.8 months
(CNIPA)
‘Opinion on Strengthening Intellectual Property Rights Protection’ was
announced, and the number of patent registrations increased by 4.8% compared to
the previous year.
(USPTO)
Hosted an international conference on artificial intelligence and intellectual
property policy inviting IP experts from around the world.
For the original text of this report, refer to the website, https://www.fiveipoffices.org/statistics/statisticsreports/2019edition/2019edition
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