EU Regulation 608/2013 Strengthen Customs Authorities’ Ability to Take Action Against Counterfeits

Background On January 1, 2014, customs authorities strengthened the ability to file litigation against counterfeit goods, which came into force on January 1, 2014 and the previous 1383/2003 was abolished. / EC number regulation The purpose of the new regulation is to strengthen the authority of customs authorities to detain products suspected of counterfeit and piracy on the border with the EU. According to previous regulations, it is also possible to prevent products that infringe particular intellectual property rights from entering the EU, and trademarks, copyrights, design rights and patents are the main protected rights.

Within the EU, EC Reg. 1383/2003 is the administrative customs law of the member countries. {{67}} This border control provision allows customs officials to "seek counterfeiting, piracy, and for items that infringe particular intellectual property rights that are subject to exports, reexports, or outflows from community customs areas We can also take action. "{{68} Also, to keep products as necessary to determine whether the item is actually an intellectual property right of counterfeiting, piracy, or infringement It also states that it can. {{69}} Therefore, the customs officials in the Netherlands believe that counterfeit products {{70}} should not violate GATT

The EU claims its counterfeiting prevention rule, EC Reg. In cases of suspected infringement of trademarks, we granted the customs authorities the statutory authority to detain Indian traditional generics. {{146}} The EU claims that the EU requests the Dutch customs authorities to protect citizens from trading counterfeit medicines. {{147}} This section examines the legislative intent behind the EC Reg. 1383/2003 Whether or not European member countries have enacted this directive to enable them to deal with the foreign generic drug manufacturer's economic threat, or whether it regulates unsafe counterfeit trading Whether it is legitimate means

The EU defends the actions of the Netherlands. Considering millions of counterfeit medicines captured by the EU in 2007 and accounting for one-third of India, the EU said the attacks in the Netherlands are in line with the rules of international trade and are in line with the responsibilities of the Dutch government I claim to be. Stop the overall benefit of poor quality drug trafficking for public health. In addition, the EU 's Customs Authority takes measures against counterfeit goods by intercepting foreign goods passing through by the anti - counterfeiting regulation of its country, EU rule 1383/2003, {{8}} I can do it. {{9}}