Re: Trademark a business name or the product???

Posted by M. Arthur Auslander on August 07, 2003 at 00:09:03:

In Reply to: Trademark a business name or the product??? posted by Molly on August 06, 2003 at 06:26:29:

: We're in the process of starting a food business where we will produce several lines of product. Do we need to trademark our business name or the name of each product we come up with? For example, say the busines name is "grandmas foods" and we create and sell "grandmas grape jelly", "grandmas extra sour candy" and so on. Do we trademark "grandmas" in the jelly and candy categories, do we trademark "grandmas foods" in each category, or do we trademark each product name in its category? Your insight is appreciated.

Dear Molly,
You out to select a GOOD trademark before you start to sell. Make sure the name is not in conflict with other similiar users. One mark can be registered for in one class, or all the various classed the mark is used in. Trademarks are forever as long as you know what and how to do.

M. Arthur Auslander
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