Belongs to. Commodity trademarks refer to words, graphics or combinations thereof used by producers or operators of goods in order to distinguish the goods they produce or operate from those produced or operated by others. Product trademarks can be words, graphics, or combinations thereof that have a certain meaning or have no meaning at all. Like other trademarks, as long as it does not violate the prohibition clauses of the law, does not harm public morals or the interests of others, and has the distinctiveness of a trademark, it can become a commodity trademark.