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Can I import brandname goods without problems into the EU?
Post 1 of 10
I want to import branded garments from outside the EU. The goods will be produced by officially recolgnised producer from the brandname holder.
Can I import without problems into the EU ?
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13 Sep 2006 00:06
Post 2 of 10
Replying to [bavaria]:Check first to be sure that there is not another exclusive distributor of these branded products.Register the product in Chamber of Commerce to protect your business.For the rest you don't have any problem to import.
13 Sep 2006 00:14
Post 3 of 10
Replying to [bavaria]: No you can't as everybrand name have there co-operative agents or co-partners.. And EU customs will not let you bring those branded goods to sell in the country..
13 Sep 2006 00:33
Post 4 of 10
Replying to [bavaria]: A brand name. It depends . if they have already a disrtibutor its impossible . but yoou can do parrell trading for your shop.SOLE DISRTIBUTION AND SOLE EXLUSIVITY is going down. As there is free compettition

14 Sep 2006 06:58
Post 5 of 10
Quoting from [bavaria]:



I want to import branded garments from outside the EU. The goods will be produced by officially recolgnised producer from the brandname holder.


Can I import without problems into the EU ?




You may want brand names to sell to you, yet had not defined what product/s you wanted.

BRAND names have their outlets and distributors already established. From Singapore for example, we have hundreds of brand names, many of them have gone across the borders to overseas market.

There are various types of arrangements:

  1. Sales and Marketing Agency
  2. Non-exclusive Distributorship
  3. Exclusive but confined Distributorship
  4. Exclusive but non franchise Distributorship
  5. Franchiseship restricted to territories
  6. Brokership
  7. Agent on case-to-case basis
  8. Full Exclusive marketing and sales agent

The question will be: Are the brand name products genuine? Is there any Patent Rights infringements? Is there any anti-dumping quota or restrictions?

Business is always two-way, and manufacturer and brand holders have the primary objective of engaging a capable distributor or distributors to sell their products and gain market share as the bottom line.

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21 Sep 2006 19:00
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Replying to [bavaria]:
the point is that the goods are already in the EU, and my understanding is that in the EU all goods are freely to be traded.
08 Oct 2006 12:52
Post 7 of 10
Replying to [bavaria]:
Please explain, because I am buying goods wich are already in the EU
08 Oct 2006 12:54
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21 Oct 2006 02:57
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Replying to [bavaria]:
It is no problem to import the name branded items.
But pls don't forget to ask the suppliers to offer the authorization when delivery.
01 Nov 2006 08:04
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Replying to [bavaria]:

[em13] Common sense should rule every aspect of a business, lets see the facts:
1.- Parallel importers are not interested in the goods but in the
brandname which is protected by international laws and
agreements.
2.- It is the brandname which gives the product it's added value.
3.- When you buy the goods through an official distributor you are also buying the right to use the brand name for an specific purpose:
retail, wholesale, etc. that's why retailers can use it in their publicity.
4.- Usually, a manufacturer holds no rights of any kind over the final product unless he is the owner of the brandname or is allowed by contract.
5.- If you buy from a manufacturer that holds no rights, no matter how accurate in quality and looks the product is, you are still dealing with fake copies of the product.
6.- You might get lucky with the customs and get your container safe into your warehouse but remember, official distributors are always in the look for fake copies at the retail end as a first step to catch unlawful providers.
Like we say in my country, this kind of business are bread for today and hunger for tomorrow.

Good luck.
01 Nov 2006 09:21
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