As business competition becomes increasingly fierce, obtaining catering trademarks through trademark transfer allows us to use our own brands as soon as possible and invest in promotion and publicity as early as possible. So how long does it take to transfer a catering brand trademark?

Biaomei checked the trademark classification table and learned that the categories for transfer of catering trademarks are:

Category 43: (restaurant, restaurant, hotel).

Category 35: (Catering management, consulting, franchising)

Category 29: (Salted products, shark fins, fish products, edible oil).

Category 30: (Condiments, pastries, convenience foods).

Category 08: (tableware, forks)

Category 16: (plastic wrap, brochures, periodicals, napkins, newspapers, gourmet magazines). Class 21 (tableware, drinking vessels, toothpicks, cooking utensils, trash cans, food thermal containers).

Class 24: (tablecloths, seat cushions, napkins, mats, washing gloves).

Category 31: (Live fish, vegetables, seafood, fresh fruits, poultry).

Category 32: (mineral water, beverages, juices, beer).

Category 33: (red wine, white wine, wine).

Category 39: (Distribution, logistics, warehousing).

Category 40: (Food processing, taxidermy processing).

Category 44: (Nutrition and dietary guidance, health care).

As for the transfer of catering brand trademarks, how long does it take to complete it?

1. The time from the National Trademark Office receiving the transfer application documents to issuing the transfer acceptance notice is 1-2 months;

2. From the time it receives the transfer acceptance notice Within 4-6 months, the State Trademark Office will review the trademark proposed for transfer;

3. After passing the review, an approval announcement will be published and a "Certificate of Approval of Transfer of Registered Trademark" will be issued;

4. The time required for trademark transfer is ***6-10 months.