the third category of trademarks is the third category of registered trademarks on the trademark classification table.

the third category of trademarks includes bleach and other materials for laundry; Preparation for cleaning, polishing, stain removal and grinding; Soap; Spices, essential oils, cosmetics, shampoos; Toothpaste.

The third category of trademarks includes, in particular, deodorant for human or animal use; Indoor fragrance; Hygienic preparations for cosmetics.

The third category of trademarks does not include: chemicals for cleaning chimneys (Category I); Decontamination agents used in the production process (category I); Deodorants for non-human and non-animal use (Category V); Grinding stones and wheels (hand tools) (category 8).

Trademark classification is based on Nice Classification, namely Nice Agreement on International Classification of Goods and Services for Trademark Registration.

Extended information:

Since 1923, China has formulated and published five commodity classification tables. By the 195s, the world economy had developed greatly, and international exchanges were more frequent.

some countries believe that the use of their own commodity classification tables can no longer meet the international contact on trademark affairs, which brings trouble to trademark owners to register abroad and is not conducive to the development of trademark cause and economic development. The trademark authorities in these countries believe that there is a need for an internationally unified commodity classification table for trademark registration. In this case, the Nice Agreement came into being.

Nice Agreement is an international convention with many countries participating. Its full name is Nice Agreement on the International Classification of Goods and Services for Trademark Registration. The agreement was signed in the southern French city of Nice on June 15th, 1957 and came into force on April 8th, 1961. The number of members of the Nice Agreement has now grown to 65. China joined the Nice Alliance on August 9th, 1994.

The purpose of the Nice Agreement is to establish an international classification system of goods and services for trademark registration, and ensure its implementation. At present, the international classification * * * includes 45 categories, including 34 categories of goods and 11 categories of services, and * * * includes more than 1, goods and services.

generally speaking, all the goods and services that applicants need to fill in are among them. Not only all members of the Nice Alliance use this classification table, but also non-Nice Alliance members can use it. The difference is that members of the Nice Alliance can participate in the revision of the classification table, while non-member countries have no right to participate.

At present, more than 13 countries and regions in the world have adopted this classification table.

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