> Misuse of the certification/trademark on products. This company is wrongfully showing the ENplus® seal on its “GreenAge Pellet” pellet bag. > Misuse of the certification/trademark in marketing campaigns and advertisements. This company is trading fraudulent “GreenAge Pellet” bags as ENplus® certified on trading websites.
> Misuse of the certification/trademark in marketing campaigns and advertisements. This company is wrongfully advertising its products as ENplus® certified by supplanting the identity of an ENplus® certified company in its commercial offers.
> Misuse of the certification/trademark in marketing campaigns and advertisements. This company is trading fraudulent “MAX ENERGY” pellet bags bearing a modified ENplus® logo.
> Counterfeiting of official certification documents. This company is using a falsified ENplus® certificate.
> Misuse of the certification/trademark on products. This company is wrongfully showing the ENplus® logo as well as the ID number of an ENplus® certified trader on its pellet bags, without the certified company’s authorisation [1] [2] [3]. > Misuse of the certification/trademark in marketing campaigns and advertisements. This company is wrongfully advertising its products as ENplus® certified in its commercial messages [1] [2], as […]
> Misuse of the certification/trademark on products. This company is wrongfully showing the ENplus® logo and ID number of a certified company on its “oecoplan” pellet bag, without being authorised to do so [1] [2].
> Misuse of the certification/trademark in marketing campaigns and advertisements. This company is wrongfully advertising its pellets as ENplus® certified on its website.
> Misuse of the certification/trademark in marketing campaigns and advertisements. This non-certified company is wrongfully claiming on a trading website that its pellets are ENplus® certified.
> Misuse of the certification/trademark in marketing campaigns and advertisements. This company is wrongfully advertising pellets as ENplus® certified and displaying the ENplus® quality seal on its website, Facebook profile, and in its advertisements.
> Misuse of the certification/trademark in marketing campaigns and advertisements. This company is wrongfully advertising its products as ENplus® certified on its website, as well as showing an laboratory report [1] [2] [3] [4].