Manufacturing or selling industrial machinery, machine parts, or tools? Trademark Class 7 gives you exclusive rights in this product category.

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If your business manufactures or trades in base metals, small hardware items, building fittings, or metal containers, registering your brand under Trademark Class 6 isn’t just a legal formality—it’s a strategic move to protect your business.

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If your business deals in pharmaceuticals, veterinary products, dietary supplements, disinfectants, or medicated cosmetics, registering your trademark under Class 5 is not just a legal requirement—it’s a critical brand protection strategy.

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If your business deals in lubricants, fuels, industrial oils, or related energy products, securing your brand under Trademark Class 4 is a strategic and necessary move.

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Selling skincare, cosmetics, or cleaning products? Trademark Class 3 gives you exclusive rights in your product category.

If your business deals in perfumes, personal care products, cosmetics, or cleaning agents, registering your brand under Trademark Class 3 is more than a legal formality - it’s a smart brand protection move.

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