2.Case Review

After investigation, it was found that the suspect, Mr. Zeng illegally produced and sold counterfeit "Hayati®" labels amounting to 180,000 pieces without brand authorization.These fake tags, if released, could flood the market with inferior products, harming consumers and tarnishing Hayati®'s reputation. His actions are suspected of violating Article 215 of the China's Criminal Law, "Crime of Counterfeiting or Unauthorized Manufacture of Registered Trademarks of Others," which can carry penalties of up to three years in prison and fines.

3.Police-Enterprise Collaboration: Precision Strikes to Safeguard Genuine Products and Protect Market Integrity

PAX's audit team flagged suspicious activity and alerted police, providing key evidence. The public security organs quickly formed a special task force swiftly located and dismantled the operation. This crackdown highlights law enforcement's zero-tolerance stance on intellectual property crimes and reflects PAX's firm stance on protecting brand image and consumer rights.

4.PAX Commitment: Building Trust with Quality, Protecting Rights with Law

Hayati® remains dedicated to quality and innovation, upgrading anti-counterfeit technology and collaborating with authorities to crack down on infringement activities, and fully protect consumer rights. We call on all sectors of society to jointly supervise and work together to purify the market environment! The company reiterates: Any infringement will be pursued legally to the fullest extent!