Register a nutritional cereals trademark in Vietnam

Nutritious cereals are foods that are rich in nutrients and fiber. Cereal foods are very diverse and many people tend to consume cereals instead of daily meals. Today, many food processing companies have launched many diverse and convenient nutritious cereal products to serve the needs of consumers. In this article, Viet An Law will provide the information to instruct trademark owners to register a nutritional cereals trademark in Vietnam.

Classification of trademark registration for nutritional cereal in Vietnam

Class 05:

Dietary foods used in medicine; nutritional supplements used in medicine; food for infants; Medical preparations used to slim the body; drinks forbidden for use in the medical profession; functional foods containing herbs or herbal extracts for medical purposes.

Class 29:

Milk is made from grains; milk and milk products; yogurt; Fast food with ingredients mainly from vegetables and fruits (snacks); and Nutritious foods made from herbs.

Class 30:

Grain; cereal; ice cream (ice cream); nutritional powder (not for medical purposes); porridge of all kinds; herbal teas of all kinds (tea-based drinks); drinks extracted from herbs (not for medical purposes).

Class 35:

Import, export, trade: dietary foods, nutritious seeds, nutritious cereal powder.

Reputable nutritional cereal trademarks in Vietnam

Calbee Fruit Granola Cereal trademark

This is a famous high-end nutritional cup trademark in Japan and is popular in many countries. Their ingredients include natural nuts and fruits dried using modern technology, ensuring both high nutritional content and natural, attractive flavor.

Milo Nestlé cereal trademark

As a nutritious breakfast cereal from the famous Nestle trademark, this product line is popular with many people because of its standard nutritional source and delicious taste.

Corn Flakes cereal trademark

Corn Flakes trademark convenient breakfast cereal made from corn kernels is a product produced using Thai technology, characterized by a sweet aroma and attractive taste. With carefully selected and grown ingredients, supplemented with balanced nutritional ingredients, Kellogg’s Corn Flakes breakfast cereal brings many benefits to users’ health.

Muesli cereal trademark

As a top premium and popular product in the UK,  Weetabix’s Muesli breakfast cereal product is becoming increasingly popular in many countries around the world. In particular, the combination of wheat, chestnuts, raisins, almonds, and oats makes the dish delicious and attractive.

Fitnesse and Fruit cereal trademark

When talking about good breakfast cereals, we cannot help but mention the Fitnesse and Fruit trademarked product line imported from Malaysia. Made from natural ingredients and thoroughly researched to ensure it meets moderate nutritional needs, the product is suitable for use by all ages.

Quaker Oats Old Fashioned cereal trademark

Using natural whole grain oats and produced with modern technology, Quaker Oats Old Fashioned oatmeal still retains its nutritional ingredients, while users do not have to bother with elaborate processing.

Korean almond walnut cereal trademark Damtuh

The product is made from walnuts, pumpkins, peanuts, almonds and Italian seeds. Thanks to being produced using natural drying methods on a modern production line, this cereal has many nutrients necessary for health without causing fat accumulation.

Nutifood Nutrition cereal trademark

Nutifood trademarked nutritious cereal in convenient packets is a very familiar product to Vietnamese users. With a characteristic aromatic flavor from wheat flour, rice, soybeans, cornstarch, barley, and added vitamins A, D3, E, and C, the product is suitable for breakfast or to replace snacks.

Hahne Fruit cereal trademark

HAHNE is a trademark originating from Germany in 1848, starting from a small oat cereal factory and now becoming one of the leading trademarks in Europe, HAHNE’s products are diverse and high quality and have been exported to more than 80 countries worldwide.

Granola oat cereal trademark

As a popular dish in the US and European countries, Granola trademark oatmeal is known as a very popular healthy snack in the US.

Procedures to register a nutritional cereals trademark in Vietnam

Step 1: Choose a trademark and goods and services for the trademark

• Trademark selection: Choose a trademark model that meets protection standards. The selected trademark is not similar to other registered trademarks or famous trademarks.
• Select a class of goods and services bearing the trademark according to the Nice International Classification.

Step 2: Research the trademark

Documents need to be prepared when searching for trademarks

To perform a trademark search, clients only need to provide Viet An Law:

• Trademark sample;
• List of goods and services that need to be searched and registered.

Step 3: Submit the registration application

• After a profound search and the trademark is assessed as capable of registration, the applicant proceeds to submit the registration application.
• Agency receiving and processing documents and collecting registration fees in Vietnam: National Office of Intellectual Property.

Step 4: Formality examination of the registration application

• The time limit for the formality examination of a trademark application is 01 month from the date of application submission.
• The National Office of Intellectual Property will consider whether the application meets the requirements in terms of form, trademark sample, application owner, filing rights, classing, etc.
• If the business’s registration application meets the conditions. The National Office of Intellectual Property will issue a Notice of acceptance of the valid application and publish the application.
• If the business’s registration application does not meet the conditions. The National Office of Intellectual Property will issue a Notice of non-acceptance of the application and request the enterprise to make amendments. The application owner and representative of the application owner shall make amendments as requested. After that, submit the amended dispatch to the National Office of Intellectual Property and pay additional fees if the class is classified incorrectly.

Step 5: Publication of the application

• The time limit for publication of the trademark application is 02 months from the date of notification of acceptance of the valid application.
• The application publication content includes information about the valid application recorded in the notice of acceptance of the valid application, trademark sample, and list of goods and services.

Step 6: Substantive examination of the application

• The time limit for substantive examination is 09 months from the date of publication of the application.

Step 7: Pay the fee for granting a certificate of protection

After receiving notice of intention to grant a protection title, the applicant shall proceed to pay the granting fee.

Clients who need to register a trademark in Vietnam and abroad, please contact Viet An Law Firm for the fastest, most professional support at the most reasonable cost!