What are the 45 categories of trademark registration classification table?

Category I: chemicals used in industry, science, photography, agriculture, horticulture and forestry, unprocessed synthetic resins, unprocessed plastic substances, fertilizers, fire extinguishing compositions, quenching and metal welding preparations, chemicals for preserving food, leather-making materials and industrial adhesives.

Category II: pigments, varnishes, natural paints, rust inhibitors and wood preservatives, colorants, mordants, unprocessed natural resins, metal foils and metal powders for painters, decorators, printers and artists.

Category III: Bleach and other materials used for laundry, cleaning, polishing, decontamination and grinding, soap, perfume, essential oil, cosmetics, shampoo and toothpaste.

Category IV: industrial oils and greases, lubricants, articles that absorb, spray and bind dust, fuels (including gasoline for engines) and lighting materials, candles and wicks for lighting.

Category 5: drugs, medical and veterinary preparations; Medical and health preparations; Nutritional foods and substances for medical or veterinary use, baby food; Dietary supplements for humans and animals; Gypsum and dressing materials; Materials for filling cavities, tooth wax; Disinfectant; Preparation for killing harmful animals; Bactericide, herbicide

The sixth category: ordinary metals and their alloys; Metal building materials; Movable metal buildings; Metal materials for railway tracks; Non-electrical cables made of ordinary metals; Hardware, metal hardware; Metal tube; Safe box; Ore.

Category VII: machines and machine tools, motors and engines (except land vehicles), couplings and transmission parts for machine transmission (except land vehicles), non-manual agricultural tools and incubators.

Class VIII: Hand tools and appliances (manually operated), knives, forks and spoons, knives and razors.

Category IX: science, navigation, geodesy, photography, film, optics, weighing instruments, measuring tools, signals, inspection (supervision), rescue (rescue) and teaching tools and instruments, instruments and instruments for processing, converting, transmitting, accumulating, regulating or controlling electric power, instruments for recording, communicating and reproducing sounds and images, magnetic data carriers, audio CDs, and so on.

Class 10: surgical, medical, dental and veterinary instruments and appliances, artificial limbs, artificial eyes and dentures; Orthopedic supplies; Suture material; Special treatment device for the disabled; Massager; Baby care instruments, appliances and supplies; Tools, appliances and articles for sexual life.

Eleventh category: lighting, heating, steam, cooking, refrigeration, drying, ventilation, water supply and sanitation equipment.

Category 12: vehicles, land, air and sea transport.

Class 12: means of transport. Comprise a motor and an engine for land vehicles; Coupling and transmission parts of land vehicles; Hovercraft;

Class 13: arms and fireworks. Including firearms and fireworks products;

Class 14: jewelry and watches. Including precious metals, some precious metal products or precious metal plated products, jewelry, watches and clocks and parts thereof;

Category 15: musical instruments. Comprise a mechanical piano and accessories thereof; Music box; Electrical and electronic musical instruments;

Category 16: office supplies. Including paper, cardboard and some paper and cardboard products, office supplies;

Class 17: rubber products. Including electrical insulation, heat insulation or sound insulation materials, plastic sheets, plates or rods for production, and products partially made of rubber, gutta percha, gum, asbestos, mica and their substitutes;

Class 18: leather products. Including leather, artificial leather and some products made from it;

Class 19: building materials. Include nonmetallic building material;

Class 20: Furniture. Including furniture and its parts, some products made of wood, cork, reed, rattan, wicker, horn, bone, ivory, whale bone, shell, amber, mother-of-pearl, sepiolite and substitutes or plastics of these materials;

Class 2 1: kitchen sanitary ware. Including household and kitchen small hand tools, toiletries, glassware and some products made of porcelain, ceramics, clay or glass;

Class 22: Rope net with awning. Including rope and sail products, padding and filling materials and textile fiber raw materials "is changed to" Class 22 mainly includes canvas and other sail-making materials, ropes, padding and filling materials and textile fiber raw materials ";

Category 23: Yarn. Comprise yarns and thread for spinning;

Category 24: cloth. Comprise a fabric and a household fabric cover;

Category 25: Clothing, shoes and hats. Including clothing, shoes and hats;

Class 26: Button zipper. Including sewing supplies, natural or artificial hair for wearing, hair accessories and small items for decorating other items that do not belong to other categories;

Category 27: carpet mats. Including products laid on the built floors and walls;

Class 28: Fitness equipment. Including toys and game devices, sports equipment, entertainment and creative props, as well as some decorations of the Christmas tree;

Class 29: Food. Including animal food, vegetables for daily use or storage and other edible horticultural products;

Class 30: convenience food. Including plant foods used or stored daily, and seasonings;

Class 3 1: feed seeds. Including untreated agricultural products, seafood, animals and plants and animal feed;

Class 32: beer and drinks. Including non-alcoholic drinks and beer;

Class 33: wine. Alcoholic beverages (except beer);

Category 34: Tobacco smoking utensils. Tobacco substitutes (non-medical);

Category 35: Advertising sales. Including advertising; Commercial operation; Business management; Office affairs;

Class 36: Financial property management. Including financial services and monetary services and services related to various insurance contracts;

Class 37: Building renovation. Including services provided by contractors or subcontractors who build permanent buildings, and services provided by individuals or organizations to maintain buildings or keep them intact without changing their physical or chemical characteristics;

Category 38: Communication services. Including services that enable at least two people to communicate through sensory means;

Class 39: Transportation and storage. Including the services provided by transporting people or goods from one place to another (by railway, highway, waterway, aviation or pipeline) and the necessary services related to this, as well as the storage services provided by warehouses or other buildings for the convenience of keeping and preserving goods;

Class 40: Material processing. Material handling;

Class 4 1: education and entertainment. Including services provided by individuals or groups in the development of human or animal intelligence, as well as services for entertainment or recreation;

Category 42: website services. Including the theoretical and practical services provided by individuals, individuals or collectives involved in complex fields; These services are provided by chemists, physicists, engineers and computer programmers.

Class 43: catering and accommodation. Including providing food and drinks for consumers by individuals or institutions, and obtaining beds and boarding services in hotels, boarding houses or other institutions that provide temporary accommodation;

Class 44: medical gardening. Including medical, health care and beauty services provided by individuals or institutions to people or animals; It also includes services related to agriculture, horticulture and forestry;

Class 45: social services. Legal services; Providing physical protection and security services for tangible property and individuals; Private and social services provided by others to meet personal needs.

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At present, there are a lot of malicious cybersquatting behaviors in the market, such as violating the principle of good faith, maliciously clinging to the reputation of other people's trademarks, cybersquatting well-known trademarks, infringing on the prior rights of others, occupying public resources, and repeatedly cybersquatting.

In this regard, the relevant person in charge of the Trademark Office of the State Administration for Industry and Commerce said that in the face of the increasingly large-scale and professional situation of trademark malicious registration, the Trademark Office sorted out and summarized the typical types of malicious applications and related cases by optimizing the review process of getting goods for one penny. Specifically, the following four situations are more prominent:

First, the application for maliciously clinging to the goodwill of others and preempting high-profile trademarks was rejected.

For example, Weihai Sudi Trading Co., Ltd. applied for more than 300 registered trademarks, all of which included trademarks registered by others and with high reputation; More than 200 trademarks applied for registration by natural person Lin Hao are highly similar to well-known trademarks such as Huawei and WeChat, covering the same and similar goods and services.

All of the above situations have improper intention of attaching to the goodwill of others, which violates the principle of good faith and is easy to cause adverse social impact, and the Trademark Office rejects them according to law.

Second, a large number of applications for registered trademarks, such as common names and trade terms, with the intention of improperly occupying public resources were rejected.

For example, Shanghai Juanchang Information Technology Co., Ltd. and its related interests * * * * applied for the registration of nearly 5,000 trademarks of administrative divisions below the county level. The above application has the intention of improperly occupying public resources, disturbing the normal trademark registration order and easily causing adverse social impact, and the Trademark Office shall reject it according to law.

Third, trademarks that maliciously apply for registration of celebrity names, trademarks and other prior rights of others are strictly examined and rejected on their own initiative.

For example, Jinjiang mcgrady Shoes and Clothing Trading Co., Ltd. registered and used the transliteration of basketball stars' names as a trademark without my permission or authorization, which easily caused the public to misunderstand the source of goods or services. The Trademark Office strictly examined and rejected it voluntarily.

Fourth, the trademark applications of the same enterprise for malicious repeated cybersquatting and continuous cybersquatting shall be strictly examined and rejected with reference to prior objections and invalid situations.

For example, a natural person, Wang Shuben, applied for the registration of several trademarks similar to well-known brands such as "Beautiful Princess" and "Rong Sheng Jiabao" on various commodities, with obvious intention of copying and copying other people's well-known trademarks, which belongs to the behavior of subjectively and maliciously registering and hoarding a large number of trademarks, does not have the legitimacy of registered trademarks, and violates the principle of public order and good customs. The trademark was declared invalid by the Trademark Review and Adjudication Board according to law.

In addition, the Trademark Office has also handled a number of trademark cases of malicious hoarding and malicious attachment to the goodwill of others, thus curbing malicious registration that violates the principle of good faith.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia? Trademark classification table? 、

Industrial and commercial administration? Malicious cybersquatting is rejected according to law and will not be discussed.