Toys; Electrical and Electronics; Automotive Products and Inputs; Chemical Products; Mechanical Materials and Gas Appliances; Textile, Leather, Plastics and Rubber; Furniture (wood and metal articles); Paper and Stationery; Protective Safety Equipment; Food and Food Products; and Used Products, including used Motor Vehicles.
The draft regulations contain provisions for prohibition from dealing in a commodity without a distinctive mark; application of a distinctive mark on a commodity; registration of importers and manufacturers and use of distinctive marks; application requirements for a domestic manufacturer; application requirements for an importer; sampling of products for testing; application of a distinctive mark on a commodity; terms of use of a distinctive mark; suspension or withdrawal of authorization to use a distinctive mark; cancellation of a permit to use a distinctive mark; refusal to grant or renew authorization to use a distinctive mark where the requirements of these Regulations have not been met; renewal of the permit to use the distinctive mark for domestic manufacturers; administrative sanctions; fees and charges for the application of the grant of a authorization to use a distinctive mark and other incidental matters; offences and penalties for using a distinctive mark without authorization or falsely representing any product to be a product that complies with the provisions of these Regulations; and appeals as provided for under section 25 of the UNBS Act CAP 327 as amended.