About 429,898 Trademarks found for “EE W*”

Class 35; Class 41; Class 42; Class 16; Class 9; Class 44 Core Classes for XRRA’s Use 1. Class 35: Business Consultancy and Management • Covers business and consultancy services related to sustainability, circularity, and brand strategies. • Examples: • Sustainability consulting. • Circular economy strategies. • Brand marketing and positioning services. 2. Class 41: Education and Training • Relevant if you offer courses, training programs, workshops, or micro-credentials related to green skills or sustainability. • Examples: • Online or in-person sustainability education. • Workshops or masterclasses. • Educational content and materials. 3. Class 42: Scientific and Technological Services • Covers sustainability research, circular economy strategies, and digital tools like your supply chain apps. • Examples: • Environmental assessments. • Development of sustainability-related technology (e.g., digital twin solutions). Optional Classes Based on Broader Applications 4. Class 16: Printed and Digital Materials • For books, manuals, reports, and educational materials related to sustainability or circularity. • Examples: • Printed guides or workbooks. • Downloadable white papers or toolkits. 5. Class 9: Digital Products and Software • For any apps, software, or digital tools you create under the “Green Glow Up” name. • Examples: • Sustainability-related apps. • Digital training platforms or toolkits. 6. Class 25: Clothing and Apparel • Relevant if you extend into branded merchandise or a fashion-related initiative tied to circularity or green campaigns. • Examples: • Apparel with sustainability messaging. • Eco-friendly clothing collections. 7. Class 44: Environmental and Agricultural Services • For regenerative agriculture, environmental impact projects, or green building consulting. • Examples: • Sustainability audits for brands. • Circular agriculture or material sourcing; Core Classes for XRRA’s Use 1. Class 35: Business Consultancy and Management • Covers business and consultancy services related to sustainability, circularity, and brand strategies. • Examples: • Sustainability consulting. • Circular economy strategies. • Brand marketing and positioning services. 2. Class 41: Education and Training • Relevant if you offer courses, training programs, workshops, or micro-credentials related to green skills or sustainability. • Examples: • Online or in-person sustainability education. • Workshops or masterclasses. • Educational content and materials. 3. Class 42: Scientific and Technological Services • Covers sustainability research, circular economy strategies, and digital tools like your supply chain apps. • Examples: • Environmental assessments. • Development of sustainability-related technology (e.g., digital twin solutions). Optional Classes Based on Broader Applications 4. Class 16: Printed and Digital Materials • For books, manuals, reports, and educational materials related to sustainability or circularity. • Examples: • Printed guides or workbooks. • Downloadable white papers or toolkits. 5. Class 9: Digital Products and Software • For any apps, software, or digital tools you create under the “Green Glow Up” name. • Examples: • Sustainability-related apps. • Digital training platforms or toolkits. 6. Class 25: Clothing and Apparel • Relevant if you extend into branded merchandise or a fashion-related initiative tied to circularity or green campaigns. • Examples: • Apparel with sustainability messaging. • Eco-friendly clothing collections. 7. Class 44: Environmental and Agricultural Services • For regenerative agriculture, environmental impact projects, or green building consulting. • Examples: • Sustainability audits for brands. • Circular agriculture or material sourcing.

Core Classes for XRRA’s Use 1. Class 35: Business Consultancy and Management • Covers business and consultancy services related to sustainability, circularity, and brand strategies. • Examples: • Sustainability consulting. • Circular economy strategies. • Brand marketing and positioning services.; 2. Class 41: Education and Training • Relevant if you offer courses, training programs, workshops, or micro-credentials related to green skills or sustainability. • Examples: • Online or in-person sustainability education. • Workshops or masterclasses. • Educational content and materials.; 3. Class 42: Scientific and Technological Services • Covers sustainability research, circular economy strategies, and digital tools like your supply chain apps. • Examples: • Environmental assessments. • Development of sustainability-related technology (e.g., digital twin solutions).; Optional Classes Based on Broader Applications 4. Class 16: Printed and Digital Materials • For books, manuals, reports, and educational materials related to sustainability or circularity. • Examples: • Printed guides or workbooks. • Downloadable white papers or toolkits.; 5. Class 9: Digital Products and Software • For any apps, software, or digital tools you create under the “Green Glow Up” name. • Examples: • Sustainability-related apps. • Digital training platforms or toolkits.; 6. Class 25: Clothing and Apparel • Relevant if you extend into branded merchandise or a fashion-related initiative tied to circularity or green campaigns. • Examples: • Apparel with sustainability messaging. • Eco-friendly clothing collections.; 7. Class 44: Environmental and Agricultural Services • For regenerative agriculture, environmental impact projects, or green building consulting. • Examples: • Sustainability audits for brands. • Circular agriculture or material sourcing.

Filler paper;Paper napkins;Labels of paper;Letter-openers;Sharpeners (Pencil -);Erasers;Cases for pens;Highlighting pens;Map tacks;Memo pads;Score pads;Staples;Pen stands;Ice cube bags;Passport covers;Office requisites;Invitations;Decorative paper garlands for parties;Carrier bags;Note books.

Event marketing;Promotion of special events;Arranging and conducting of promotional events.

Bands for the hair;Hair clips;Hair extensions;False hair;Hair (False -);Hair nets;Hair pieces;Hair (Plaited -);Hair scrunchies;Hair weaves;Hairpieces;Human hair;Plaited hair;Plaits of hair;Synthetic hair;Synthetic hairpieces;Toupees;Toupees [false hair];Wigs;Wigs for wear.

Artificial flowers.

Flowers;Roses.

3D decals for use on any surface;Three-dimensional decalcomanias for use on any surface.

Combs for use on domestic animals.

Development of land; property development services; construction of property.

Unprocessed synthetic resins for use in the manufacture of plastic molding compounds.

Hand tools for use in beauty care.

Clothing;Tops [clothing];Pants;Shell suits;Dresses;Shirts;Coats;Short-sleeved T-shirts;Knickers;Down jackets.

Processed nuts; prepared meat; mushrooms, processed; processed pork belly; processed vegetables and fruits; processed insect based food; food products made primarily from fruits; frozen beans; pork cutlets; processed mung bean food; processed beans for food; meat substitutes; grilled short rib patties; processed beans, namely, foodstuffs (excluding bean curds and foodstuffs made from bean curds); health supplements food mainly based beans; foods prepared from bean curds; cultured meat; bacon; preserved, frozen, dried and cooked fruits and vegetables; beans, preserved; sliced and seasoned barbequed beef (Bulgogi); insect (not live) based food; meat processed by cell culture processing; meat, fish, poultry and game; rice protein for food; meat substitutes mainly based vegetables; food products made from fish and shellfish; processed dairy products; processed meat products; processed vegetable products; vegetable-based meat substitutes; tinned meat, fish, vegetables and fruits; processed fava bean products; processed seaweed products; ham; hamburger patties; vegetable salads .

Processed grains; soy sauce; dried noodles; high-protein cereal bars; fermented hot pepper paste; health supplement food mainly based ferments with fermented grain; processed cereals for food for human consumption; flour and preparations made from cereals; packed boiled rice; Farinaceous foods; kombucha; pre-packed lunches; boxed lunches; doenjang; marinades; mandu [Korean-style dumplings]; processed wheat for food for human consumption; fermented cereals; bread; dressings for salad; salt; sauces; gluten prepared as foodstuff; rice protein for food for human consumption; bean protein for food for human consumption; food flavoring, being essential oils; processed rice food; freeze-dried dishes with the main ingredient being rice; seasoned bean paste; cooked rice; seasonings; tea; beverages with a tea base; natural sweeteners; fermented soybean paste (Chonggug-jang); fermented hot pepper paste with vinegar (cho-jang); Chinese soybean paste (Chun-jang); spices; leaven.