Export product trademark taboo

In addition to the international principles of simple, eye-catching, generosity, simplicity, innovation, and other general functions, trademark design of export products should also pay special attention to the taboos of customs in some countries and regions.
First, in terms of patterns, triangles are internationally vigilantly marked. Therefore, triangles are not allowed on trademarked export products. The Czechs regard the Red Triangle as a toxic sign; Turks regard the green triangle logo as a free sign. Many countries have their own pattern taboos, such as the French bogey with peach flowers as a trademark pattern; Japan bogey use of lotus; British people bogey portraits; Italy bogey chrysanthemums; North Africa bogey dogs; and the United States bogey use of precious animal patterns as a commodity mark .
Second, in the logo design, the following abbreviated letter combinations should be avoided:
AD— inferior, low quality, inferior signs;
NE——No deposit, no credit rating;
TB—The same abbreviation as English for "tuberculosis patient";
WAF means that "there is no guarantee that the product is free of defects."