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January 29, 2022
A Complete Guide on Trademark and Trademark Class 33
Introduction
Products and services are classified by IPindia.gov.in according to specific categories (also called Classes). Trademarks have to be applied or registered under such specific classes or classes as may be applicable. Herewith we are presenting an all-inclusive guide to Class 33 of the Trademark Classification, before acquiring knowledge related to the Trademark Class 33, it is important to understand what is trademark.
What is Trademark?
The term Trademark is the legal term for “intellectual property”. The Dictionary meaning states it as a symbol, word, or words legally registered or established by use as representing a company or product. One can also say that a Trademark is typically a name, word, phrase, logo, symbol, design, image, or a combination of these elements. A trademark identifies the brand owner of a particular product or service.
What is Trademark Class 33?
Except for beer, Trademark Class 33 applies to alcoholic beverages
The following items are not permitted to be categorized in Class 33:
- Drinks with medicinal properties;
- Beer;
- Beverages that have been de-alcoholised.
Comprehensive list of goods classified under Trademark Class 33
Anise [liqueur] | Curacao | Peppermint liqueurs |
Anisette [liqueur] | Digesters [liqueurs and spirits] | Perry |
Aperitifs | Distilled beverages | Piquette |
Arrack [arak] / arak [arrack] | Alcoholic essences | Pre-mixed alcoholic beverages, other than beer-based |
Baijiu [chinese distilled alcoholic beverage] | Alcoholic extracts | Rice alcohol |
Alcoholic beverages, except beer | Fruit extracts, alcoholic | Rum |
Alcoholic beverages containing fruit | Gin | Sake |
Bitters | Hydromel [mead] / mead [hydromel] | Spirits [beverages] |
Brandy | Kirsch | Vodka |
Cider | Liqueurs | Whisky |
Cocktails | Nira [sugarcane-based alcoholic beverage] | Wine |
Conclusion
A trademark is a sort of intellectual property that consists of a recognizable sign, design, or expression that distinguishes one source’s products or services from those of another, however service marks are more commonly used to distinguish services. By making trademarks a key component of running a successful business, they provide protection for both enterprises and consumers.
Suggested Read: Timeline for Trademark Registration Process in India
Trademark Registration in India
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