Miso incase sues China Lysine Corporation

On April 25,, Japan's Ajinomoto Heartland Corporation (Chicago, U.S.) filed a request with the U.SInternational Trade Commission (ITC) to sue four Chinese companies and one Hong Kong company (Dentons Biochemical Technology Group Co., Ltd., Changchun Dentons Biochemical Engineering Development Co., Ltd., Changchun Baocheng Biochemical Development Co., Ltd., Changchun Dahebiotech Development Co., LtdUnfair competition with Bio-Chem Technology (HK) Limited, the unauthorized import and sale of specific L-type lysine feed additives, infringes one or more of the rights of the plaintiff's U.Spatent (patent numbers 5,827,698 and 6,040,160)plaintiff Ajinomoto Heartland LLC requested the U.SInternational Trade Commission to investigate under Section 337 of the Tariff Act 1930 (Amendment) and to compensate the patent holder, Ajinomoto, and the exclusive licensee, Heartland, for illegally importing or selling related products within the United States under the protection of a lawful and valid U.Spatentplaintiffs are required to prohibit all specific L-lysine feed additive products produced by the defendant, protected by the patent rights of the above-mentioned patent rights, from entering the United States domestic market under section 337 (d)The plaintiff also requires the defendant, pursuant to paragraph 337 (f), to immediately cease the import, marketing, publicity, display and storage of the above-mentioned inventory products for distribution, sale and use(First Sub-Station: Consulate General in New York) April 25,, Ajinomoto Heartland Corporation of Japan (Chicago, U.S.) filed a request with the U.SInternational Trade Commission (ITC) to sue four Chinese companies and one Hong Kong company (Dentons Biochemical Technology Group Co., Ltd., Changchun Dentons Biochemical Engineering Development Co., Ltd., Changchun Baocheng Biochemical Development Co., LtdChangchun Dahe Biotechnology Development Co., Ltdand Bio-Chem Technology (HK) Limited engaged in unfair competition to import and sell specific L-type lysine feed additives without permission, thereby infringing one or more of the rights of the plaintiff's U.Spatents (patent nos5,827,698 and 6,040,160) plaintiff Ajinomoto Heartland LLC requested the U.S International Trade Commission to investigate under Section 337 of the Tariff Act 1930 (Amendment) and to compensate the patent holder, Ajinomoto, and the exclusive licensee, Heartland, for illegally importing or selling related products within the United States under the protection of a lawful and valid U.S patent plaintiffs are required to prohibit all specific L-lysine feed additive products produced by the defendant, protected by the patent rights of the above-mentioned patent rights, from entering the United States domestic market under section 337 (d) The plaintiff also requires the defendant, pursuant to paragraph 337 (f), to immediately cease the import, marketing, publicity, display and storage of the above-mentioned inventory products for distribution, sale and use (First Sub-Station: Consulate General in New York) (Name)