A trademark is not only the face of any product, but also an object protected by intellectual property laws. In order to use trademarks for labeling and selling your products, as well as for advertising them by any means, you must have documents confirming the legality of their use. Such documents are certificates for trademarks issued by state patent offices of the relevant countries, or licenses from the copyright holder to transfer the right to use the relevant trademark.
The Caiman Production Group legally uses the following trademarks to designate, sell and advertise its products - Gyurza, Concertina, Egoza, Caiman, Alligator, Egoza-Super, Synox, Cobra, Piranha, MZP and others.
It should be noted that many sellers of similar products try to sell various types of razor wire and other products under the corresponding trademarks that have nothing to do with this trademark - cheap Chinese barbed wire or home-made local ones. Illegal use of a trademark that does not belong to the seller or manufacturer is a gross violation of the law and entails the application of a number of measures to violators - fines, confiscation of products, etc. Measures are taken to prevent illegal activities of such suppliers of products that use trademarks that do not belong to them, counterfeit products are subject to confiscation, and not only the seller but also the unsuspecting buyer may suffer. To avoid such situations, the seller of Egoza razor wire should be required to provide documents confirming the legality of the use of the Egoza trademark - a certificate for a trademark issued to the seller or manufacturer, or a certificate for a trademark and a license to transfer the rights to use this trademark to this seller or manufacturer of the products.