About 2,277,614 Trademarks found for “e L*”

Coffee;Decaffeinated coffee;Chocolate coffee;Iced coffee;Coffee drinks;Coffee beans;Coffee beverages;Coffee essences for use as substitutes for coffee;Coffee pods;Coffee beverages with milk;Flavoured coffee;Coffee bags;Coffee flavorings;Coffee capsules;Roasted coffee beans;Coffee flavourings;Beverages with coffee base;Beverages with a coffee base;Espresso;Ground coffee;Coffee extracts;Coffee based drinks;Coffee in whole-bean form;Beverages made from coffee;Beverages made of coffee;Ground coffee beans;Drip bag coffee;Aerated drinks [with coffee, cocoa or chocolate base];Coffee essences;Mixtures of coffee;Coffee mixtures;Coffee based beverages;Cappuccino;Prepared coffee and coffee-based beverages;Coffee concentrates;Coffee in brewed form;Mixtures of coffee and chicory;Coffee, teas and cocoa and substitutes therefor;Mixtures of malt coffee with cocoa;Prepared coffee beverages;Coffee essence;Coffee [roasted, powdered, granulated, or in drinks];Chai tea;Tea;Tea beverages with milk;Chocolate bark containing ground coffee beans;Extracts of coffee for use as flavours in beverages.

Retail services in relation to coffee.

Electric and non-electric appliances for hair styling, specifically devices utilizing heated air for drying, curling, straightening, or otherwise styling hair; apparatus for generating hot air for personal grooming purposes; portable hot air hair styling devices; integrated systems for hair drying and styling using temperature-controlled airflow; electrically-powered grooming tools designed to deliver thermal air output for hair care and treatment.

Cleansers for intimate personal hygiene purposes, non medicated;Cosmetics;Shampoos;Bath lotion;Non-medicated toiletries;Washing powder;Perfumes;Vaginal washes for personal sanitary or deodorant purposes;Cleaning preparations;Nail polish.

Human hair;Hair extensions;Hair ornaments, hair rollers, hair fastening articles, and false hair;Tresses of hair;Hair (Tresses of -);Hair tresses;Plaited hair;Hair (Plaited -);Plaits of hair;Hair ribbons;Ribbons for the hair;Fibres for use as replacement hair;Synthetic hair;Synthetic hairpieces;Wigs;Wigs for wear;Hairpieces;Toupees [false hair];False hair;Hair (False -);False hairpieces;Toupees.

Hand tools, hand-operated;Hand implements for hair curling;Razor blades;Nail files;Razors, electric or non-electric;Hair clippers for personal use, electric and non-electric;Nail clippers, electric or non-electric;Manicure sets;Bits [parts of hand tools];Bits [hand tools];Meat choppers [hand tools];Scissors;Clippers for use on animals [hand-operated];Cheese slicers [non-electric];Tableware [knives, forks and spoons];Spoons;Ice picks;Table knives, forks and spoons of plastic;Table knives, forks and spoons for babies;Handles for hand-operated hand tools.

Light bulbs;Light bulbs, electric;Lights for vehicles;Lamps;Lanterns for lighting;Bicycle lights;Lighting apparatus and installations;Chandeliers;Ceiling lights;Lamp globes;Lights, electric, for Christmas trees;Luminous house numbers;Searchlights;Lighting apparatus for vehicles;Lights for automobiles;Street lamps;Aquarium lights;Fairy lights for festive decoration;Head torches;Standard lamps;Light projectors;Smart light bulbs.

Camcorders;Camera cases;Camera filters;Camera hoods;Camera straps;Cameras;Cameras for vehicles;Cameras [photography];Car video recorders;Card readers;Compact digital cameras;Digital audio recorders;Digital cameras;Digital still cameras;Digital video cameras;Digital video recorders;Infrared cameras;Photographic cameras;Video recorders;Webcams.

Nail nippers;Cleavers;Cutlery;Hunting knives;Table cutlery [knives, forks and spoons];Abrading instruments [hand instruments];Sharpening stones;Vegetable knives;Multi-tool knives.

Boards games;Building bricks [toys];Children's toys;Educational toys;Electronic toys;Puzzles [toys];Stacking toys;Toys made of wood;Toys adapted for educational purposes;Toy model vehicles.

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.