• Participate in infringing goods investigation
• Participation in intellectual property protection education
• Support for cooperation with organizations related to intellectual property protection
• Analysis for risk trend information
• Participation in associations and related organizations meetings and workshops
• Participate in dispute resolution related to unfair trade practices
• Sharing of association publications
• Appraisal agency fee discount

• Use of the Committee for Anti-Counterfeiting (CAC) mark
• Utilization of CAC counterfeit information sharing system
• Confirmation of parallel importable trademarks
• Participating in and taking TIPA-sponsored training
• Arrange collaboration between member companies and share contact networks
• Sharing of TIPA publications

<Mark example>

• As a mark that symbolizes the Counterfeit Import and Export Commission (CAC), the Commission aims to protect consumer rights and interests through voluntary intellectual property protection activities of import/export goods distributors. It can be used by posting on the website of import/export member companies and product detail pages, “As a member of TIPA CAC, we are doing our best to protect consumers and intellectual property rights”.
• From 2018 to 2020, 37 items, 223 trademarks, and 691,000 points were affixed.
• TIPA inspects the proper use of the certification mark every year and imposes sanctions on inappropriate users.

• Participation in investigation and enforcement of infringing goods
• Utilization of CAC counterfeit information sharing system
• Participating in and taking TIPA-sponsored training
• Arrange collaboration between member companies and share contact networks
• Sharing of TIPA publications
• Infringement diagnosis fee discount