This article provides an in-depth analysis of three major types of Amazon infringement: trademark, copyright, and patent. It offers corresponding strategies and preventive measures. Sellers should conduct self-checks on Listings, products, and packaging, ensuring supply chain legality and content originality. Regular risk assessments are crucial to avoid infringement risks and ensure the safe operation of the store.
This article issues a warning regarding a magnetic makeup brush holder that holds a US design patent, alerting beauty sellers to potential infringement risks. The product utilizes silicone caps and magnets for cleaning and storing makeup brushes, and its design is patent-protected. Sellers should conduct thorough patent searches before selling similar products to avoid infringement risks.
The US law firm Keith is representing illustrator Kate Louise Powell in copyright infringement lawsuits, case numbers 24-cv-3711 and 24-cv-3718. Powell's works are copyright registered. Cross-border e-commerce sellers are advised to self-check their store products to avoid infringement risks. It is recommended to obtain materials through legitimate channels and ensure compliant operations.
Whitewood law firm is representing Flying Orb Ball fidget spinner in a patent infringement lawsuit, case number 24-cv-13398. This product, popular for its innovative design and entertainment value, is involved in a U.S. design patent (Patent No. US D891,522S). Sellers are advised to be aware of the potential infringement risks and avoid unnecessary losses.
A new type of infringement complaint has emerged on Amazon, originating from marketplaces where sellers haven't launched, leading to listing removals and difficult appeals. It is recommended that sellers register their trademarks (R Trademark) and join the Transparency Program. This approach helps fundamentally address infringement issues and protect brand rights by providing proactive brand protection measures and verification against counterfeit products.
The 36th Logistics Situation Report provides an in-depth analysis of the economic and geopolitical challenges facing the logistics industry. It explores how companies can respond to rising costs and market uncertainties through innovative management and sustainable strategies, emphasizing the industry's resilience and adaptability.
The 36th Annual Logistics Report analyzes the challenges and strategies faced by the global logistics market amid economic and geopolitical uncertainties. The report emphasizes the importance of technological adaptation and efficiency improvement, suggesting that companies enhance supply chain resilience through collaboration and information sharing while also anticipating the trend towards green logistics.
By July 2025, the total number of global flights reached 23,323,428, with an increase of 3% in aviation capacity compared to last year. The Central Asia and South Africa regions saw significant capacity growth, while the increase in seating in Northeast Asia and Western Europe was particularly notable, indicating a gradual recovery of the aviation market.
Reveel's 2025 Smart Package Shipping Report reveals how over 150 companies have optimized their package shipping expenses through analytics and automation. The report provides insights into revenue tracking, transparency in overcharges, and SKU-level details, which aid companies in enhancing their cost control capabilities.
The 36th Annual Logistics Report reveals the current economic and geopolitical uncertainties faced by the logistics industry. It highlights that companies can enhance efficiency through innovation and digital technology while emphasizing the importance of sustainable development to address the challenges of rising operational costs.
