AMUL HAPPY TREATS READY TO COOK & SERVE MADE WITH AMUL PRODUCTS FABRIQUÉ AVEC DES PRODUITS AMUL CHEESE POPPONS POISSONS AU FROMAGE CRISPY CHEESE BALLS STUFFED WITH VEGETABLES AND SPICES BOULES DE FROMAGE CROUSTILLANTES FARCIES DE LÉGUMES ET D'ÉPICES

NON-FINAL ACTION – MAILED

Combined Mark

AMUL HAPPY TREATS READY TO COOK & SERVE MADE WITH AMUL PRODUCTS FABRIQUÉ AVEC DES PRODUITS AMUL CHEESE POPPONS POISSONS AU FROMAGE CRISPY CHEESE BALLS STUFFED WITH VEGETABLES AND SPICES BOULES DE FROMAGE CROUSTILLANTES FARCIES DE LÉGUMES ET D'ÉPICES

Key Information

Serial Number

99007943

Registration Number

Not Registered

Status

Non-final Action – Mailed

Ownership

Owner Name

Kaira District Cooperative Milk Producers' Union Limited

Type: Organization / Other

Address

Amul Dairy Road, Anand

Gujarat, 388001

Critical Dates

First Use Date

Sep 24, 2018

Filing Date

Jan 17, 2025

Publication Date

Not published yet

Mark Descriptions

Goods

Class 29

CHEESE BASED SNACK FOODS; "Ready to cook & serve", "Cheese Poppons", "Poissons au fromage", "Crispy cheese balls stuffed with vegetables and spices", "Boules de fromage croustillantes farcies de legumes et d'epices", "Serving suggestions only", "including Sauce 1.41 OZ, 13 PIECES,", "Net Weight: 10.58 oz (300 g)"

Mark Elements

Text Mark

AMUL HAPPY TREATS READY TO COOK & SERVE MADE WITH AMUL PRODUCTS FABRIQUÉ AVEC DES PRODUITS AMUL CHEESE POPPONS POISSONS AU FROMAGE CRISPY CHEESE BALLS STUFFED WITH VEGETABLES AND SPICES BOULES DE FROMAGE CROUSTILLANTES FARCIES DE LÉGUMES ET D'ÉPICES

Trademark Timeline

First Use

Sep 24, 2018

Filing Date

Jan 17, 2025

USPTO Records

No documents found for this trademark.

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