About 4 Trademarks found for “CIV”

Live fruit plants and fruits.

Computer games.

Ammunition magazine pouches.

Umbrellas and parasols; walking sticks; luggage, bags, wallets and carrying bags; leather and imitations of leather, furs and animal skins and goods made of these materials, namely bags and carrying bags; saddlery, whips and apparel for animals; parts and accessories for all the aforesaid goods, included in this class; briefcases; document cases; pouch baby carriers; slings for carrying infants; beach bags; clothing for pets; mountaineering sticks; harness fittings; covers for horse saddles; bags for campers; chamois leather, other than for cleaning purposes; kid; attaché cases; boxes of leather or leatherboard; net bags for shopping; shopping bags; casing of leather, for plate springs; leather spring gaiters; umbrella or parasol ribs; nose bags [feed bags]; bits for animals [harness]; luggage tags; harness for animals; goldbeaters' skin; parts of rubber for stirrups; collars for animals; handbags; suitcases; suitcase handles; handbag frames; cattle skins; horseshoes; hat boxes of leather; game bags [hunting accessories]; card cases [notecases]; cases of leather or leatherboard; boxes of vulcanised fibre; chain mesh purses; sling bags for carrying infants; chinstraps, of leather; garment bags for travel; cat o'nine tails; knee pads for horses; vanity cases, not fitted; credit card cases [wallets]; leathercloth; leather cord; girth of leather; imitation leather; leather leashes; leatherboard; straps of leather [saddlery]; leather straps; valves of leather; straps for soldiers' equipment; empty tool bags; muzzles; trimmings of leather for furniture; furniture coverings of leather; moleskin [imitation of leather]; music cases; whips; fur; horse blankets; halters; horse collars; randsels [japanese school satchels]; umbrella handles; travelling trunks; trunks [luggage]; travelling sets [leatherware]; travelling bags; leather, unworked or semi-worked; butts [parts of hides]; rucksacks; bags for climbers; riding saddles; saddle trees; saddle cloths for horses; fastenings for saddles; saddlery; boxes made of leather or leatherboard; blinkers [harness]; umbrella covers; frames for umbrellas or parasols; umbrella rings; umbrella sticks; straps for skates; key cases; school knapsacks; school bags; shoulder belts [straps] of leather; walking stick seats; stirrups; stirrup leathers; walking stick handles; roller bags; animal skins; haversacks; bridoons; shoulder straps; pads for horse saddles; bags [envelopes, pouches] of leather, for packaging; business card eases; harness straps; reins; bridles [harness]; curried skins; traces [harness]; duffel bags; small rucksacks; purses made of precious metal; purse frames; purses and wallets; wallets, not of precious metal; wrist mounted purses; bags and industrial packaging containers of leather not adapted to the articles to be contained, in particular purses, fanny packs, belt pouches, waist belt bags; map pouches; panniers for luggage; helmet bags; toiletry bags, not fitted; cross-body bags; shoulder bags; tote bags; neck pouches; rucksack covers; frames for bags [structural parts of bags]; all aforementioned goods except bags specifically adapted for sporting activities.

Press releases, brochures, newsletters, research papers, exhibit panels, posters, tearsheets and handouts, slides, charts, pocket folders, and audio visuals relating to vitamins/nutrition.

Provision of vitamin/nutrition information and resources to health care communicators and professionals, members of the nutrition community, government, the media and consumers.