The mark consists of the words Kinder with "K" in black, "inder" in orange-red with a blue accent over the letter "r", and CHOCOLATE in blue beneath it, all on a white background designed to appear as dripping liquid with two separated drops, over an orange-red background below. There is a partially unwrapped brown chocolate bar with a white filling underneath the word CHOCOLATE. To the lower right is a glass of white milk with two pieces of brown chocolate and a yellow flower with a green leaf.
Mark For: KINDER CHOCOLATE™ trademark registration is intended to cover the categories of pastries; confectionery, namely candy; cocoa; chocolate; chocolate based products, namely, chocolate bars, chocolate candies, chocolate confections, chocolate-based spreads also containing nuts, chocolate-based beverages; ice cream.
Status
2023-03-11 UTC
LIVE APPLICATION Awaiting Examination
The trademark application has been accepted by the Office (has met the minimum filing requirements) and has not yet been assigned to an examiner.
More than one drop including teardrops or raindrops; Raindrops (more than a single drop); Teardrops (more than a single drop); multiple drops (rain, tear, etc.)
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