Enterprises will always inquire about trademark categories through different channels, and the most convenient way is actually to find a reliable way that already has a complete category. Therefore, the bread trademark category found in Bajie Encyclopedia of Intellectual Property Trademark Classification is the 30th category. Many categories in this category are related to food, so there will be many related categories, so we must distinguish them carefully.
As a sign that an enterprise can be active in the market, a trademark, whether it is the main trademark or a trademark similar to the main trademark, should arrange time for registration. If your trademark is similar to someone else's, it will be considered as trademark infringement, if the other party's trademark is registered and approved first. But sometimes if the enterprise uses the trademark correctly and the other party is in a malicious lawsuit, the enterprise should also take countermeasures.
Therefore, in the case of being sued for infringement from the beginning, we must first know whether the registration time and selected category of the other party's trademark are similar to our own registered trademark, and the time is before and after. Furthermore, it is necessary to know whether the registered trademark of the other party is used normally in the market, which is the basis for distinguishing whether the other party is a malicious lawsuit.
Because trademark infringement is mainly composed of two factors, one is that the sued registered trademark does have infringement; The other is that the other party maliciously registers a trademark for the purpose of obtaining benefits and maliciously complains about trademark infringement of others. The premise of the two factors is just the opposite, and the party responsible is also different.
At this point, if the commodity items registered by the other party are inconsistent with the commodity items of the enterprise, there will be no infringement, and the natural enterprise will not have to bear the responsibility and punishment behind it; If the other party's trademark has not been used for more than three years, the enterprise may file an "application for revocation" with the Trademark Office on the grounds that the other party's trademark has not been used for three consecutive years, and revoke the other party's trademark. This is an effective solution.
In fact, the trademark infringement crisis facing the market is like this. Don't be timid after others think that this is infringement, but argue that you have taken the right action to obtain the trademark, and the trademark used later conforms to the law, so that you can safeguard your rights and interests.