Glorystar Chemicals wins trademark infringement case, protecting consumer and company rights
Glorystar Chemicals Company won the trademark infringement lawsuit and defended the legitimate rights and interests of consumers and Glorystar Chemicals Company!
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It was reported that the People’s Court of Qidong, Jiangsu Province, ordered the defendant, Ying Yali, to cease infringing Guangzhou Glorystar Chemicals Co., Ltd.’s exclusive rights to the “Lifan” registered trademark from 25 August 2015 and to compensate the company for its economic losses. 
Counterfeiters share a common pattern: when consumers favour a brand, they may exploit its popularity by producing counterfeits, causing serious harm to consumers. Glorystar Chemicals says it uses legal means to combat such illegal activity, protect consumers’ interests and raise public awareness of the risks posed by counterfeit and substandard products.
Learn more about Guangzhou Glorystar Chemicals Co., Ltd.: Guangzhou Glorystar Chemicals Co., Ltd. was established in 1996. In July 2013, building on Glorystar Industrial Park, the company invested a further RMB 300 million in additional R&D buildings, offices, production workshops and warehouses. Glorystar Chemicals mainly produces adhesives, modified starch powder, wallpaper powder and other environmentally friendly new materials. It is a large-scale enterprise engaged in their research and development and production. The company collaborates with leading international and Chinese chemical companies and research institutions to develop environmentally friendly adhesives and new materials. It holds 11 invention patents and four utility model patents. It also invested in the Glorystar Chemicals Environmental Protection Engineering Technology Research and Development Centre, bringing together well-known Chinese environmental experts to develop environmentally friendly products and undertake projects under the National Spark Programme.
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