April 2019 — Question 12
Gray market articles, bearing a trademark registered with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and recorded with CBP, whose importation is restricted by CBP pursuant to regulation on the basis of physical and material differences:
- ACan never be imported.
- BCan only be imported with the consent of the U.S. trademark owner.
- CCan be imported, after detention, if information appearing on the merchandise or its retail packaging, including, but not limited to, serial numbers, dates of manufacture, lot codes, batch numbers, and universal product codes, is disclosed to the U.S. trademark owner within five days of the date of importation.
- DCan be imported notwithstanding any physical and material differences, if it bears a conspicuous and legible label designed to remain on the imported articles in order to indicate that they are physically and materially different from the product authorized for sale in the U.S.✓ CBP's answer
- EAll of the above.
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§ 19CFR133.23(b)
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