Các câu ví dụ cho từ brands

1. In September, authorities seized containers at Kim Thanh International Border Gate, Lao Cai province and discovered items such as clothing labeled 'Made in Vietnam' and imitations of famous brands such as Gucci and Adidas.

2. In the next three years, Tien hopes Hetox herbal essence brands, including: Lettuce essence, Noni fruit essence, herbal coffee essence, elery essence and herbal hair care essence would access over 1 million users in the domestic market.

3. The confirmation comes after the brewer, best known for its Saigon Beer and 333 brands, last month announced that its board had approved an unrestricted foreign ownership rate in the company.

4. S firms had begun registering the trademarks "ST25" and "World’s Best Rice" since last June, seeking to profit from the brand’s prestige.

5. This includes the acts of registering a trademark to profit from well-known brands, registering early to profit from reselling the trademark, registering for inappropriate purposes or registering without any intention to use the trademark.

6. Experts from the World Intellectual  Property Organization (WIPO) said that Vietnamese businesses could protect their brands, logos and product names when expanding abroad by using WIPO's Madrid system to register international trademarks.

7. The case was brought by Waterloo Industries Inc of Sedalia, Missouri, a subsidiary of Fortune brands Home & Security Inc, which says it accounts for more than half of domestic production of tool chests and cabinets.

8. Mondelez International, owner of chocolate brands Cadbury and Toblerone, Unilever, behind tea brands such as Lipton and PG Tips, and Barry Callebaut, the world's biggest producer of chocolate and cocoa products, have all introduced their own schemes.

9. The list of "Vietnam's Top 10 Excellent brands 2021" comprises Masterise Homes, Vietcombank, VietinBank, Techcombank, Vingroup, Sun Group, Masan, Vinamilk, Viettel and VNPT.

10. "Vietnam's Excellent brands" is an annual event organized by Vietnam Economic Review, initiated in 2003.