How much does it cost to buy and sell a wine trademark? (Attachment: Liquor trademark transfer process)

With the collision of foreign wine and unique domestic wine, the status of wine in the country has also remained high. Many businesses have aimed at this opportunity and started a wine business. However, to do business, you must have a trademark. Registering a trademark takes a long time and has a low success rate. So they thought of trademark trading. So how much does it cost to buy and sell a wine trademark? The following are eight Let’s go and see it together. 1. The category of alcohol trademarks Alcohol trademarks are roughly divided into two categories: Class 33 and Class 32. Class 33 trademarks: alcoholic beverages (except beer). In particular, it does not include: - Beverages for medicinal purposes (Class 5). - Non-alcoholic beverages (Class 32). The specific categories are as follows: 3301 Alcoholic beverages (except beer) 330001 Mint julep 330002 Fruit wine (containing alcohol) 330003 Bitters 330004 Anisette (anise) 330005 Anisette 330006 Aperitif*330007 Shaju 330008 Distilled alcoholic beverages 330008 Distilled beverages 330009 Cider 330010 Cocktail * 330011 Citrus liqueur 330012 Steamed extract (liqueur and spirits) 330013 Wine 330014 Gin 330015 Liquor (liqueur) 330016 Mead 330017 Cherry wine 330018 Liquor (beverage) 330019 Brandy 330020 Inferior wine 330021 Pear Liquor 330022 Japanese rice wine, 330023 Whiskey 330024 Alcoholic juice 330025 Alcoholic liquid 330026 Alcoholic beverages (except beer) 330031 Alcoholic fruit drinks 330031 Fruit alcoholic beverages 330032 Rice wine 330033 Rum 330034 Vodka C330001※Sparkling wine C330002 Sake C3 30003 highland barley Wine C330004 Rice wine C330005 Cooking wine C330006 Edible alcohol Class 32 trademarks: Mainly beer-based alcoholic beverages 320002 Beer 320003 Ginger beer 320004 Malt beer 320005 Wort for beer making 320021 Hop juice for beer making 320025 Wort (fermented into beer ) 2. Liquor trademark prices Currently there are no strict regulatory requirements for trademarks. The price depends on the status of the specific trademark. 3. The value of wine trademarks reflects the price of wine trademarks that need to be reviewed by professionals. The specific review aspects are as follows: ①Inherent value: From the application to the success of a trademark, it requires time, money and energy, so the trademark has a certain value. ②Market value: The reputation of a trademark in the market affects the price. ③Category factors: Liquor trademarks belong to a category that is more difficult to register, so the price will be higher. ④Term factor: Generally speaking, the exclusive right of each trademark is 10 years. The 10 years will expire and you can continue to own the trademark through renewal. If the trademark use period is longer, the price will be higher. ⑤ Process factors: The more problems encountered in the trademark registration process, the more unstable and lower the value. 4. Liquor trademark transfer process

1. The buyer selects the required trademark and reports the relevant information to the customer service staff

Relevant information includes:

( 1) Trademark number, trademark name, and category of the trademark;

(2) Buyer’s contact number, QQ and other valid contact information to ensure that we can contact you and give you a timely quotation.

2. The trading staff will inquire about the trademark, make a quotation to the buyer and understand the trademark-related situation to ensure that the trademark can be successfully transferred

(1) Our trading staff will consult the buyer about the trademark Ask the bid holder for the price;

(2) Our website’s traders will check the trademark information through the official website of the Trademark Office to ensure that the trademark is authentic, valid and transferable;

(3) Our website The trading personnel will verify the seller's company or personal information to ensure that the trademark transfer can proceed smoothly;

(4) Our website's trading personnel will report the trademark price to the buyer and actively help the buyer choose the trademark.

3. Sign the "Trademark Entrusted Purchase Contract", the buyer pays a deposit, and provides a copy of the identity and business license

(1) Sign the "Trademark Entrusted Purchase Contract" and pass The contract determines the responsibilities and powers of both parties;

(2) The buyer pays the deposit stipulated in the contract;

(3) The buyer needs to provide a copy of his ID card and business license.

4. The trademark notarization and notarization procedures for signing the required documents are generally completed within five working days

(1) Our trading staff will assist the trademark holder Go to a regular notary office to apply for a trademark notarization certificate to ensure fairness and legal effect and protect the rights and interests of the buyer;

(2) Trademark notarization can usually be completed within 5 working days.

5. After the notarization is completed, our website will express the trademark registration certificate to the buyer, and the buyer will confirm and pay the balance

(1) Sign the "Trademark Entrusted Purchase Contract" to be determined by contract The responsibilities and powers of both parties;

(2) The buyer pays the deposit agreed upon in the contract;

6. The transaction personnel shall submit the original notarial certificate, transfer application, agency power of attorney and trademark use The authorization letter is delivered to the trademark buyer, and the relevant materials signed by both parties are delivered to the National Trademark Office

(1) After receiving the remaining balance, our website trading staff will submit the original notary certificate, transfer application, agency power of attorney and The trademark use authorization letter is delivered to the trademark buyer.

The role of the original notarial certificate is: through notarization, the bid holder declares that the trademark will be transferred to the buyer, ensuring that the trademark transfer is true, valid and has legal effect.

The transfer application form and the power of attorney are necessary documents for trademark transfer to be reported to the State Trademark Office. They are State Trademark Office style documents and are used for trademark transfer declarations.

A trademark use authorization letter is an exclusive trademark use authorization letter issued by the trademark holder. Its function is to enable the buyer to use the trademark immediately during the trademark transfer period (usually about 10-12 months), and the trademark transfer is successful. The authorization letter becomes invalid later.

(2) The transfer application, power of attorney and trademark use authorization must be signed by both parties and submitted to the National Trademark Office.

7. The Trademark Office will issue a transfer acceptance notice in about 1-3 months, and a transfer approval certificate in about 10-12 months. At this point, the trademark transfer contract is completed

( 1) 1-3 months after the materials are submitted to the State Trademark Office, the State Trademark Office will issue a trademark transfer acceptance notice, indicating that the State Trademark Office has accepted the transfer application for this trademark;

(2) Transfer application, agent The power of attorney and trademark use authorization letter need to be signed by both parties, and we will submit them to the National Trademark Office. The above is what the editor of Bajie brings to you how much it costs to buy and sell a wine trademark, as well as the process of transferring a wine trademark. I hope it can help you~ For more information about the sale of a wine trademark, you can call 400-711 for consultation -0860 Bajie Trademark Trading Network.