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Trade mark 2688482
IR number
1933373
Words
HI-CHEW
Image
Image description
WORDS BREAK OVAL ATOP 5 JAPANESE CHARACTERS
Status
protected: Registered/protected
Priority date
26 Nov 2025 (Convention)
Class
30
Kind
Figurative
Dates
Renewal due
25 May 2036
Registration advertised / published
09 Nov 2026
Entered on Register
09 Nov 2026
Acceptance advertised / published
01 Sep 2026
Acceptance
01 Sep 2026
IR notification
20 Aug 2026
Filing
25 May 2026
Registered from
25 May 2026
Owner
Address for service
Morinaga & Co., Ltd.
1-13-16 Shibaura, Minato-ku Tokyo 105-8309
JAPAN
IR Contact
MURAYAMA Yasuhiko
c/o Shiga International Patent Office, GranTokyo South Tower, 1-9-2, Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku Tokyo 100-6620
JAPAN
Goods & Services
Class 30:
Biscuits; cookies; crackers; wafers [food]; corn flakes; cereal preparations; cakes; pies; bread; doughnuts; puddings; pastries; confectionery; chocolate confectionery; chocolate; cocoa; cocoa-based beverages; coffee; tea; candy for food; caramels [candy]; chewing gum, not for medical purposes; cake mixes; syrup for food; snack foods made from wheat; snack foods made from potato flour; ice cream; sherbets [ices]; bolo [baked confectionery]; fermented glutinous rice; freeze-dried dishes with the main ingredient being rice; frozen confections; frozen dessert consisting of fruit and cream or cream substitutes; candies; gummy candies.
Endorsements
Blue, white, yellow, orange, red and purple.;The blue "HI-CHEW" and its Japanese notation lettering is rendered three-dimensionally with a white outline and a blue shadow, and the interior of the oval behind it transitions in a gradient from yellow to orange, red, and then purple from the lower left to the upper right.
Blue, white, yellow, orange, red and purple.
The blue "HI-CHEW" and its Japanese notation lettering is rendered three-dimensionally with a white outline and a blue shadow, and the interior of the oval behind it transitions in a gradient from yellow to orange, red, and then purple from the lower left to the upper right.
The applicant has advised that the Japanese words/phrase ハイチュウ appearing in the trade mark may be transliterated as HAICHU