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Since my trademark falls under Class 30 - foods of plant origin, does it also cover salads and vegetarian smoothies?

Senior Trademark Attorney

No. Salads fall under Class 29 (preserved, dried, and cooked fruits and vegetables) and smoothies fall under Class 32 (non-alcoholic beverages). Neither is covered by Class 30.

Class 30 includes bakery goods, confectionery, chocolate, coffee, tea, spices, condiments, and ice cream, among other products. It does not cover fresh or prepared vegetable dishes or blended drinks. If you sell salads and smoothies under your brand, Class 29 and Class 32 respectively would need to be added to your application.

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