Many agricultural product companies believe that agricultural products, as a primary product, have no outstanding features, so they do not apply for trademarks for agricultural products. In fact, most of the agricultural products currently circulating in my country's market do have no trademarks or brands. Next, I will answer your questions about which types of registered trademarks for agricultural products. 1. Which category of registered trademarks for agricultural products? Agricultural products belong to category 31 in the trademark classification table. The unprocessed agricultural products here should be. If they are nuts, dried fruits and the like, they belong to category 29. 2. Select the right trademark category for agricultural products. According to the provisions of my country’s Trademark Law, when registering a trademark, you need to select the category of the industry to register based on the category of the product or service. For agricultural products, the primary core category for registration is Category 31; in addition, Category 29 and Category 30 are also important categories that need to be considered for registration; and Category 5 and Category 34 are categories that companies with relevant business directions need to register. For some companies, they also need to consider registering more related categories or expanded categories to do more comprehensive brand defense or facilitate future brand expansion. Some agricultural products companies will even register all categories. These are all Decisions should be made based on the specific circumstances of the enterprise. Category 31: Mainly includes unmanufactured field products for daily use, live animals and plants, and animal feed. Specifically refers to cereals and agricultural, horticultural and forestry products not included in other categories; live animals; fresh fruits and vegetables; seeds; vegetation and flowers; animal feed; malt. For agricultural products companies, this category of trademarks must be registered. Category 29: Mainly includes animal food, vegetables and other edible horticultural products for daily use or storage. Specifically refers to meat, fish, poultry and game; gravies; pickled, frozen, dried and cooked fruits and vegetables; jellies, jams, preserves; eggs; milk and milk products; edible oils and greases. If an agricultural product company intends to develop processed foods other than primary agricultural products, it should register a trademark in this category. 3. What is the trademark application process? 1. Trademark inquiry. Trademark search refers to the search by a trademark registration applicant or its agent to see whether the trademark applied for is the same as or similar to the previously owned trademark before filing an application for registration. Check the Chinese and English contained in the trademark to be registered. According to the requirements of the trademark applicant, check with the China Trademark Administration to see if there are any identical or similar trademarks that have been registered before. 2. Design and produce trademark patterns. 3. Apply for trademark registration. Although registered trademarks follow the principle of voluntary search, this work can greatly reduce the risks of trademark registration and improve the certainty of trademark registration (it is recommended to search before applying). Therefore, enterprises need to submit the scope of use of trademarks, goods or services for inquiry. The above is the answer to your question about which type of registered trademark for agricultural products. Some agricultural products companies have developed innovative agricultural products through technological research and development. At this time, the companies should apply for patent protection for innovative agricultural products in a timely manner. If you have any questions about intellectual property rights, please consult a lawyer.