About 273 Trademarks found for “erb*”

The name(s), portrait(s), and/or signature(s) shown in the mark does not identify a particular living individual.

ERBERT AND GERBERT'S SANDWICH SHOP

safety and protective helmets, safety goggles, [ respiratory mask filters, ] safety glasses and face shields

EAGLE RIVER BREWING

The wording erbruyf has no meaning in a foreign language.

Land vehicle engine conversion services, namely, installing equipment to allow engines to use electrical power

Coffee and coffee substitutes; Tea; Cocoa; Rice; Tapioca and sago; Flour; Preparations made from cereals, namely, pasta, bread, pastry, biscuits; Bread; Pastry; Confectioneries, namely, chocolate bars, cereal-based snack, sweets, candy; Ice cream; Sugar, honey, treacle; Yeast; baking-powder; Salt; Mustard; Vinegar; Savory sauces used as condiments; Spices; Ice

The mark consists of the stylized wording "ERBECEDARIO" in which the third letter "E" is light green and the remaining letters are dark green and the second arm of the third letter "E" extends upwards and touches a design of a potted plant comprised of dark green and light green leaves and a pot with alternating dark green and light green horizontal stripes. The color white represents background, outlining, shading, and/or transparent areas and is not part of the mark.

The English translation of "ERBAVIVA" is "herbs of life".

Animal harnesses; Bow tie collars for pets; Cat collars; Collars for animals; Collars for cats; Collars for pets; Collars for pets bearing medical information; Collars of animals; Dog collars; Dog collars and leads; Dog leashes; Harnesses; Martingales; Pet products, namely, pet restraining devices consisting of leashes, collars, harnesses, restraining straps, and leashes with locking devices; Pet tags specially adapted for attaching to pet leashes or collars

ERBAVIVA ORGANICS

Dry pure culture yeast; yeast cell wall preparations in powder form for use in wine-making

The mark consists of the term "Erbslöh" in black letters, except for the character "ö" in green, with a curved green line beneath the literal element of the mark, with the line getting slightly thicker as it moves from right to left and curves up to the left side of the letter "E".