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The Trade Remedies Authority of Vietnam (TRAV), under the Ministry of Industry and Trade, has recently issued a review questionnaire for foreign producers/exporters in the second review of the application of anti-dumping measures on polyester long fiber (Case Code: AR02.AD10). On September 28, 2019, Vietnam issued Decision No. 2302/QĐ-BCT, officially imposing anti-dumping duties on certain…
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Feb
Feb
The Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGTR) of India has recently issued the final determination in the countervailing duty investigation on coated and uncoated tempered glass from Vietnam. On February 13, 2024, DGTR initiated the investigation following a petition by Borosil Renewables Limited, the complainant in the case. One Vietnamese respondent company participated in the…
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Feb
Feb
On February 3, 2025, the World Trade Organization (WTO) announced that South Africa’s International Trade Administration Commission (ITAC) had officially initiated a safeguard investigation into imported corrosion-resistant steel coils. The case was filed by ArcelorMittal South Africa (AMSA) and is based on an investigation period from May 1, 2021, to April 30, 2024. The investigated…
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Feb
Feb
Recently, Thailand’s Department of Foreign Trade (DFT) initiated an end-of-term review of the anti-dumping (AD) duties imposed on certain iron or steel pipes and tubes imported from Vietnam. The investigated products are classified under HS codes 7306.19, 7306.29, 7306.30, 7306.40, 7306.50, 7306.61, 7306.69, and 7306.90, covering 171 HS codes under Thailand’s Customs Law. The request…
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Feb
Feb
A trademark serves as a distinctive sign to differentiate goods and services of different entities, playing a vital role in brand strategy. However, to be able to conduct trademark registration in Vietnam, the trademark application must meet stringent legal requirements. Complying with these conditions ensures legal protection, providing a solid foundation for businesses to operate…
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Feb
Feb
Distinctiveness is a crucial factor in determining the validity of a trademark in Vietnam. A trademark can only be protected if it can distinguish the goods or services of the owner from those of others. Therefore, understanding the legal criteria for assessing distinctiveness is essential for businesses and individuals seeking Vietnam trademark registration. Understanding Trademark…
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Mar
Mar
Collective Management Organizations (CMOs) play a crucial role in protecting and commercializing the rights of authors, artists, producers, and other right holders. In Vietnam in 2025, these organizations operate under the Intellectual Property Law, responsible for licensing, collecting usage fees, and distributing royalties to rights holders. Additionally, they assist in enforcing rights and protecting members…
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Mar
Mar
Vietnam patents are one of the key subjects of intellectual property rights, playing a crucial role in promoting technological innovation and economic development. Under Vietnam’s 2025 legal framework, a patent must meet three fundamental conditions to be eligible for protection: (i) novelty, meaning it has not been publicly disclosed in any form before the filing…
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May
May
Trademarks play a crucial role in a company’s business strategy, distinguishing products and services from competitors. A well-known trademark not only enhances brand value but also enjoys special legal protection. In Vietnam, the recognition of well-known trademarks is based on specific criteria to ensure objectivity and transparency. In 2025, the following factors will be considered…
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May
May
Layout designs of semiconductor integrated circuits are among the industrial property objects protected under Vietnamese law, aiming to encourage innovation in the electronics industry. Under the Intellectual Property Law of Vietnam, a layout design must meet specific criteria regarding originality and commercial novelty and must not have been previously commercially exploited. Understanding these conditions is…
