I believe everyone has a clear understanding of beer. From the "horse urine" that was ridiculed in the early days to the "liquid bread" that we now recognize, it is indeed a qualitative leap. In fact, beer is brewed from wheat malt and barley malt as the main raw materials, with hops added, liquid gelatinization and saccharification, and then liquid fermentation. Regarding the category of beer beverage trademarks, how do you decide when choosing?

Through the query in Bajie Intellectual Property Trademark Encyclopedia, we can know that the category of beer beverage trademarks is Class 32-3201-Beer-Ale Beer 3201, Pale Ale Beer 3201, etc. The types of beer are almost all in the middle, and there are many other types that are not listed. However, if you know the type of beer trademark, you can easily determine your choice.

There is a saying about trademark transactions***. It is an option that can be chosen when two or more people discuss the ownership of a trademark and are unable to decide. A single natural person or a legal person owns a trademark. A trademark is a non-owned trademark. If more than one natural person or legal person jointly owns a trademark, it is an exclusively owned trademark.

As for trademark registration fees, whether multiple people own a trademark or non-owners have a trademark, the trademark fees are calculated based on the number of pieces, so the fees for trademark application registration are the same. . Therefore, if multiple parties are in dispute over the ownership of a trademark, they can choose the most effective way to apply for trademark registration, which is a more balanced solution based on trade-offs.

However, there are certain advantages and disadvantages to owning a trademark. After all, everything has two sides. The advantages of having a trademark are obvious. Its emergence provides an opportunity for multiple people to own a trademark at the same time. Perhaps, we don’t have to argue over whose name the trademark belongs to. Everyone has the same rights in the ownership. What about the disadvantages of having a trademark?

***The disadvantages of having a trademark are first reflected in the application procedures. Regardless of whether it is held by an individual, an individual and a company, or a company and a company, each natural person is required to provide the corresponding individual business license, and each company is required to provide the company's business license. In terms of signing the application documents, every individual and every legal person of the company is also required to sign or stamp the same trademark application document.

In addition, when applying, it is also necessary to determine the first right holder, the second right holder and other rights holders in other orders. The order of rights holders also needs to be discussed and weighed among the trademark applicants. Invisibly, it will also lengthen the trademark filing cycle.

So although there are trademarks that can solve the problem of inequality that people think, the subsequent actions will actually be more cumbersome. Companies or individuals must be careful and prepared when registering. All information has been viewed. In this way, in fact, when it comes to trademark registration, it is easier in the early stage and more difficult in the later stage. However, after the trademark is determined, it will actually be relatively smooth.