That is correct legally, but in practice that is often not the case in China.I assume if a manufacturer is making a product for a company with a patent/copyright they would not be able to sell the product to others? (They would have some exclusive deal?)
Infringement of Intellectual Property Rights is endemic in China. The really big brands will police it if they can, but smaller companies don't even become aware of it until they somehow find their patented or copyrighted product for sale in their own country.
You might like to go back a few pages and read my article Sharing my lifetime experience in export/import. Product sourcing specialist.
Sorry, I am not very technically capable and am trying to learn how to post links to other posts. EDIT. It worked!
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