China to set up one more IPR protection center
China has approved the establishment of one more center to reduce processing time and cost of intellectual property rights (IPR) protection, the National Intellectual Property Administration said Monday.
The center, to be set up in east China's Fujian Province, will offer quick services such as IPR review, verification and protection to enterprises in the industries of machinery equipment and information technology.
So far, China has 41 IPR protection centers across the country.
(Editor:Liao Yifan)