Gi Mark Investigation Service

Geographical Indication (GI) marks are widely known to be effective instruments for the safeguarding of regional identity, knowledge of a tradition, and local economic development. Specifically, these marks are tools used to specify that a product owns qualities, reputation, or characteristics that are mainly because of its geographical origin. GI-labeled products, however, have been seen as a high-value target for those who want to engage in their misuse or counterfeit them. Consequently, GI Mark Infringement Monitoring stands out as the only way of ensuring the products' protection from these threats. Understanding the Significance of GI Marks A Geographical Indication (GI) Mark is a right given to the owners of specific origin goods in certain territories under the Intellectual Property Rights scheme that has qualities or a good reputation derived from that origin. Some of the most popular instances of this kind include Darjeeling tea , Basmati rice , and Kanchipuram silk saree...

Geographical Indication (GI) is a form of intellectual property right that safeguards product names based on the specific region of origin. With the happen of an unauthorized use, GI Mark infringement is already at large. Because of this, the very presence of the representatives in the form of authorities is extremely vital. It not only defends the original producers but also takes care that no consumers buy fake or possibly harmful products. What is GI Mark Infringement? GI Mark infringement happens when a given geographical indication is utilized by an unregistered participant. It may include cases of false representations, giving wrong labels, or imitation of the already protected under the GI status items. For example, if the product “Darjeeling Tea” does not fulfill the official standards or origin and is still sold in this name, it will be regarded as an infringement. As per the Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration and Protection) Act, 1999 of India, the registration...

  Introduction Geographical Indication tags have been given to those products that are having a unique identity attached to a specific region. These consist of the traditional foods, handicrafts, textiles, and agricultural goods that are woven around the culture and geography of that place. Products such as Darjeeling Tea, Pochampally Ikat, and Basmati Rice have been added as the Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration and Protection) Act, 1999 by the Indian Government Yet, there are still those who are guilty of using the goods and producing counterfeits. This issue is still a threat since the Geographical Indication Mark Investigations have been multiplied to search out infringements that are harmful to real producers and deceive consumers at the same time as the fake ones.  What Is GI Mark Infringement? GI mark violation is a registered Geographical Indication's application to such products that are either not coming from the recognized region or have no whatsoeve...