Chinese shopping app gets sued over knockoffs
July 20, 2018
Pinduoduo, a popular shopping app launched in China last year, is being sued in U.S. federal court for trademark infringement. A Chinese diaper company, Daddy’s Choice, sued the company for trademark infringement after discovering knockoffs of its brand were being sold through the app.
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