A Bakery In Shanghai Promotes Haibao To Promote &Nbsp; Suspected Infringement.

Haibao, passport, China Pavilion seal...

How can these popular words be related to the purchase of bread? Yesterday, Mr. Yang, a reader, said that a bakery on the South Road was promoted by the banner of the World Expo. Haibao and "buy bread to send passports" were printed on the poster at the door.

In this regard, the World Expo logo management office said the bakery was suspected of infringing the exclusive right of World Expo logo.

The reporter saw in the bakery near the Expo site that the poster on the door reads: "disposable consumption of 300 yuan, giving the first day of Expo to issue a passport and the seal of the Chinese Pavilion."

The lively and lovely Haibao and passport patterns are also printed on them.

When the reporter asked whether the store was a World Expo partner, the other side was hesitated: "we are doing our own activities."

According to the "Regulations on the protection of the World Expo signs", no person may use the World Expo logo for commercial purposes in accordance with the World Expo Code Protection Ordinance.

If a businessman just plays slogans like "wishing World Expo success", it is not illegal, but the unauthorized use of Expo logo is in violation of the relevant regulations.