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  • Intellectual Property Rights Committee: Product Customs Training

      This is a members and invite only event If interested please reach out to carolina@eurocham.org.sg Synopsis Each year, the IPR Committee organises product training sessions with Singapore Customs to support enforcement officers in distinguishing counterfeit goods from genuine products. As part of this initiative, EuroCham members are invited to deliver presentations addressing trademark infringements ... Read more

  • Intellectual Property Rights Committee: Tik Tok Sharing Session

      This is a members-and-invite-only event If interested, please reach out to carolina@eurocham.org.sg Synopsis The evolving landscape of intellectual property (IP) rights in the digital age presents both new challenges and opportunities for businesses. The rapid growth of e-commerce platforms and AI-driven technologies has transformed the way brands protect their intellectual property, making effective collaboration ... Read more

  • WEBINAR – Entering South-East Asia: Protecting Your Brand through Singapore

    With a population of more than 680 million and a combined economy of approximately US$3.9 trillion, South-East Asia presents significant growth opportunities for European businesses. Singapore’s established business environment, regional connectivity and strong intellectual property framework also make it an important gateway for companies seeking to enter and expand across the region.

    However, entering a new market also presents risks to a company’s brands, products and innovations. Intellectual property rights are territorial, and many South-East Asian markets operate on a first-to-file basis. Companies that do not conduct the necessary due diligence or secure protection early may face conflicting third-party rights, copycat products, counterfeiting or the unauthorised use of their brands. Addressing these issues after market entry can be costly, time-consuming and disruptive.