Edible oil is what we usually call cooking oil. It is the most used when cooking, and it is also a relatively expensive seasoning to use. It is almost always used in cooking, and the demand will not change significantly due to changes in prices. If you want to register edible oil as a trademark, which category should you choose?

Through the query in the Bajie Intellectual Property Trademark Encyclopedia, we can know that the category of the edible oil trademark is Class 29-2908-edible oils-edible oils 290005, edible oil 290032. Most of these categories are food categories, so the classification of edible oils is also easy to identify.

As for the success rate of trademark registration, how can it be improved? Or conversely, what conditions can be avoided to increase the success rate of trademark registration, that is, it is best not to involve the following, otherwise the trademark registration rate will be reduced.

Imitating or maliciously registering other people’s higher-profile trademarks or well-known trademarks will be rejected by the Trademark Office. This is the most normal thing. It is okay to learn from it, and it is okay to refer to it, but imitation and Malicious registration causes certain damage to the original trademark. Even if it is not discovered by luck at the beginning, the responsibility will be greater when it is discovered later.

There are also a large number of trademark applications that rush to register public resources, such as common names, industry terms, etc., and they will all be rejected. There have been many such phenomena before. Some common terms are well known to the public, so companies rush to register them, but then do not use them after registration. People with ulterior motives may want to take advantage of this time to drive traffic to popular trademarks so that they can replace currently registered trademarks. Trademark sold.

So if you want to increase the probability of trademark registration, in addition to avoiding what is written above, you should also do some things within the company's ability. Conduct a trademark search before trademark registration. The trademark pass rate is actually closely related to the trademark search. Trademark registration must be done well, as long as the same or similar trademark is not found (the trademark blind period can be carried out again at a later period of time) Trademark inquiry and testing), the registration pass rate will naturally be high.

Trademark application materials must be carefully checked. If the Trademark Office finds that the information is missing or different, it will ask for corrections or refuse to accept the application. This is not only a waste of time, but also in case someone else comes in the middle. If you rush to register this trademark, the previous efforts made by the company will be lost. Of course, it is safest to entrust an agency to help complete the trademark registration at this time, but it cannot be guaranteed to be 100% successful. After all, the risks of trademark registration cannot be avoided.