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First Use Date
Sep 1, 1973
Filing Date
Feb 4, 2011
Registration Date
Nov 29, 2011
Goods
The mark consists of the front of a packaging design with a photograph of green peas with a partial yellow coating; the word "HIGH" in white on a red triangular flag in the upper left corner, above and to the left of stylized Japanese characters in black with a silver border on a white background, above the wording "ROASTED GREEN PEAS" in white uppercase lettering on a green horizontal stripe which extends from the left edge to the right edge above the photograph of the peas; silver, pink and white stripes appear at the top and bottom of the package; at the lower right are white Japanese characters on a red background which is a layered ribbon design of red, over green, over silver; and across the bottom from left to right, the weight statement "NET WT. 12.34 OZ. (350G)" in pink and Japanese characters in black with the wording "KASUGAI" in black all on a white background above a green horizontal stripe above the silver, white and pink stripes on the bottom of the packaging.
The color(s) yellow, green, red, silver, pink, black and white is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.
"ROASTED GREEN PEAS", "NET WT. 12.34 OZ. (350G)", THE NON-LATIN CHARACTERS THAT TRANSLITERATE TO "GURIINMAME", "SHINSENPAKKU", AND "MAMEGASHI", THE PICTORIAL REPRESENTATION OF THE GREEN PEAS, AND THE OVERALL SHAPE OF THE PRODUCT PACKAGING
How often are these words disclaimed in Class 29?
The non-Latin characters in the top portion of the mark transliterate to "GURIINMAME", and this means "GREEN PEAS" in English. The non-Latin characters in the lower middle portion of the mark transliterate to "SHINSENPAKKU", and this means "FRESH PACK" in English. The non-Latin characters in the lower portion of the mark transliterate to "KASUGAI" which has no meaning in a foreign language, and "MAMEGASHI" and this means "PEA SNACK" in English.
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