What are the international trademark classifications commonly used in the registration of Nice Agreement in the world?

Nice Agreement is an international convention with many countries participating. Its full name is Nice Agreement on the International Classification of Goods and Services for Trademark Registration. At present, the international classification * * * includes 45 categories, including 34 categories of goods, services 1 1, and * * * includes more than 10000 goods and services. Generally speaking, the goods and services that applicants need to fill in are among them. Not only all members of the Nice alliance use this classification table, but also non-nice alliance members can use it. At present, 130 countries and regions in the world have adopted this classification table.

I. International Classification of Trade Marks (Category 1-34)

Category I (chemical raw materials): 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 food preservation, leather-making materials and industrial adhesives;

Category II (paints and coatings): 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 (cosmetics): bleach and other laundry materials, cleaning, polishing, decontamination and grinding preparations, soaps, spices, essential oils, cosmetics, shampoos and toothpaste;

Category IV (industrial grease): industrial grease, lubricant, articles that absorb, spray and bind dust, fuel (including gasoline for engines) and lighting materials, candles and wicks for lighting;

Category V (pharmaceutical preparations): medical and veterinary preparations, medical hygiene preparations, medical nutrients, baby food, plasters, dressings, materials for filling cavities and dental molds, disinfectants, pest control preparations, fungicides and herbicides;

Category VI (Hardware): ordinary metals and their alloys, metal building materials, movable metal buildings, track metal materials, non-electrical cables and wires, hardware, metal pipes, safes, ordinary metal products and ores that do not belong to other categories;

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

Class 8 (hand tools): hand tools and instruments (manual operation), tableware with knives, forks and spoons, sabers and razors;

Category IX (electronic appliances): scientific, navigation, geodesy, photography, film, optics, weighing instruments, measuring tools, signals, inspection (supervision), rescue (rescue) and teaching instruments and instruments, instruments and instruments for processing, converting, transmitting, accumulating, adjusting or controlling electric power, instruments for recording, communicating and replaying sounds and images, magnetic data carriers, etc.

Class 10 (medical devices): surgical, medical, dental and veterinary devices and instruments, artificial limbs, artificial eyes and dentures, orthopedic supplies and suture materials;

Class 1 1 (household appliances): lighting, heating, steam, cooking, refrigeration, drying, ventilation, water supply and sanitation equipment;

Class 12 (vehicle parts): vehicles, land, air and sea means of transport;

Class 13 (fireworks): guns, ammunition and bullets, explosives, fireworks;

Category 14 (jewelry watches): precious metals and their alloys, precious metal products or articles plated with precious metals, jewelry, jewelry, precious stones, watches and clocks, and timing instruments that do not belong to other categories;

Class 15 (musical instruments): musical instruments;

Category 16 (Stationery Office): paper, cardboard and its products, printed matter, binding articles, photos, stationery, stationery or household adhesives, art articles, brushes, typewriters and office articles (except furniture), educational or teaching articles (except instruments), plastic products for packaging (not included in other categories), type for printing and printing plates;

Category 17 (rubber and plastic products): rubber, gutta percha, gum, asbestos, mica and their products, plastic semi-finished products for production, materials for packaging, filling and insulation, non-metallic hoses;

Category 18 (leather luggage): leather and artificial leather, leather and artificial leather products not included in other categories, furs, boxes and travel bags, umbrellas, parasols and walking sticks, whips and harnesses;

Class 19 (building materials): nonmetallic building materials, nonmetallic rigid pipes for building, asphalt, movable nonmetallic buildings and nonmetallic historical sites;

Category 20 (Furniture Crafts): furniture, glass mirrors, picture frames, wood, cork, reeds, rattan, wicker, horns, bones, ivory, whale bones, shells, amber, mother-of-pearl, sepiolite products, and substitutes or plastic products of these materials;

Class 2 1 (kitchen utensils for daily use): household or kitchen utensils and containers (not made of precious metals or plated with precious metals), combs and sponges, brushes (except brushes), brush-making materials, cleaning utensils, steel wool, unprocessed or semi-processed glass (except architectural glass), glassware, porcelain and pottery that do not belong to other classes;

Category 22 (Cable Tents): cables, ropes, nets, awnings, tents, tarpaulins, sails, bags (not included in other categories), gaskets and fillers (except rubber or plastic), and textile fiber raw materials;

Class 23 (yarn and silk spinning): yarn and thread for textile;

Class 24 (bedding): fabrics and textiles, bed sheets and tablecloths not included in other classes;

Category 25 (clothing, shoes and hats): clothing, shoes and hats;

Category 26 (Lace buttons): lace and embroidery, lace and braid, buttons, collars, decorative needles and sewing needles, artificial flowers;

Class 27 (carpet mats): carpets, floor mats, mats, linoleum and other floor coverings, but excluding textile wall hangings;

Category 28 (sports equipment): entertainment, toys, sports and sporting goods not included in other categories, decorations for Christmas trees;

Class 29 (Edible Fish): meat, fish, poultry and game, gravy, pickled, dried and cooked fruits and vegetables, jelly, jam, candied fruit, eggs, milk and dairy products, edible oil and grease;

Class 30 (food rice flour): coffee, tea, cocoa, sugar, rice, edible starch, sago, coffee substitutes, flour and cereal products, bread, cakes and sweets, frozen food, honey, syrup, fresh yeast, baking powder, salt, mustard, vinegar, sauce (seasoning), spices and drinking ice;

Category 31 (fresh agricultural products): agricultural, horticultural and forestry products and grains, livestock, fresh fruits and vegetables, seeds, plants and flowers, animal feed and malt that do not belong to other categories;

Category 32 (beer drinks): beer, mineral water, soft drinks and other non-alcoholic drinks, fruit drinks and fruit juices, syrups and other prepared drinks;

Class 33 (alcoholic beverages): alcoholic beverages (except beer);

Class 34 (Tobacco products): Tobacco, smoking utensils and matches.

Two. International Classification of Service Trademarks (Categories 35-45)

Category 35 (advertising management): advertising, industrial management, industrial management, office affairs;

Class 36 (financial brokerage): insurance, finance, monetary affairs, real estate affairs;

Class 37 (repair and installation): building construction, repair and installation services;

Class 38 (broadcast communication): telecommunications;

Category 39 (transportation and tourism): transportation, commodity packaging and storage, and traveling;

Class 40 (processing services): material handling;

Category 4 1 (education and entertainment): education, providing training, entertainment and cultural and sports activities;

Class 42 (science and technology): science and technology services and related research and design services, industrial analysis and research, design and development of computer software and hardware, and legal services;

Class 43 (catering and accommodation): providing food and drinks for services and temporary accommodation;

Class 44 (medical beauty): medical services, veterinary services, human or animal health and beauty services, agricultural, horticultural or forestry services;

Category 45 (legal protection): private and social services provided by others to meet personal needs and protect property and personal safety;