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REGISTERED NATIONAL MARKS (As of April 2016) Intellectual Property Center, 28 Upper McKinley Rd. McKinley Hill Town Center, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City 1634, Philippines Tel. No. 238-6300 Website: http://www.ipophil.gov.ph e-mail: [email protected] Publication Date: 30 January 2017 REGISTERED NATIONAL MARKS (as of April 2016) Registration Registration No. Mark Name Registrant Name Class(es) Number Date 31 January BANANA REPUBLIC (ITM) INC. 1 4/1986/00412108 BANANA REPUBLIC 35 1997 [US] 10 February PHILIPPINE DAILY INQUIRER, 2 4/2000/00003808 SATURDAY SPECIAL 16 2005 INC. [PH] 3 4/2003/00011129 14 April 2005 MERT MAMERTO C GINES [PH] 30 14 November 4 4/2006/00011042 TAIYO WILBERT T. ONG [PH] 7 and 9 2008 19 November ELEVATE YOUR LANDCO PACIFIC 5 4/2007/00001920 37 2007 LIFESTYLE CORPORATION [PH] TRIBECA ELEVATE 19 November LANDCO PACIFIC 6 4/2007/00001923 YOUR LIFESTYLE & 37 2007 CORPORATION [PH] DEVICE 11 August FRESH SALON & SPA & 7 4/2007/00011685 ANNA MARIE C. CELLO [PH] 44 2008 DEVICE 8 4/2007/00013755 26 May 2008 VELOCI CROSSMERCHANT, INC. [PH] 14 HERSHEY CHOCOLATE & 12 November 9 4/2008/00013253 HERSHEY`S CONFECTIONERY 25 2015 CORPORATION [US] 10 4/2008/06832933 14 April 2012 FACEBOOK FACEBOOK, INC. [US] 41 11 4/2008/06832935 14 April 2012 FACEBOOK FACEBOOK, INC. [US] 45 4 December 12 4/2009/00003482 GRANTOUR MONTRES TUDOR SA [CH] 14 2009 10 December GENERAL ELECTRIC 13 4/2009/00009838 EVOLVE 11 2015 COMPANY [US] 9 December 14 4/2009/00011023 EGA MASTER EGAMASTER S.A. [ES] 8 2010 I.P.S. PHARMACEUTICALS, INC. 15 4/2009/00011762 4 July 2015 CALCITECT 5 [PH] 25 August MANILA FASHION VANESSA MIRABELLE A. SIH 16 4/2010/00006824 16; 21 and 26 2011 SUPPLIES [PH] D' ORIGINAL RL R. 24 February R. L. FOODS CORP.- REY C. 17 4/2010/00007950 LAPID'S CHICHARON & 29; 35 and 43 2011 LAPID [PH] BARBECUE 18 February 18 4/2010/00013497 EAGLE CREEK EAGLE CREEK, INC. [US] 18 2016 PRIMO TIRES TAXI VTS SOLID PRIME 19 4/2010/00750047 28 April 2011 12 SERIES CORPORATION [PH] 31 March VTS SOLID PRIME 20 4/2010/00750048 PRIMO TUBE & DEVICE 12 2011 CORPORATION [PH] 21 January PEOPLE`S JOURNAL 21 4/2011/00002549 MICHELLE F AYANGCO [PH] 16 2016 TONIGHT PEOPLE`S JOURNAL 21 January 22 4/2011/00002550 EVERYBODY`S MICHELLE F AYANGCO [PH] 16 2016 NEWSPAPER SIRLOIN FOOD INDUSTRIES, 23 4/2011/00003307 12 April 2012 MR. MEAL 29 CORP. [PH] VICTORIA`S SECRET STORES 23 August 24 4/2011/00004842 BODY BY VICTORIA BRAND MANAGEMENT, INC. 3 2012 [US] JACK N` JILL UNIVERSAL ROBINA 25 4/2011/00006803 16 July 2015 CHICHARON NI MANG 29 CORPORATION [PH] JUAN Intellectual Property Center, 28 Upper McKinley Rd. McKinley Hill Town Center, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City 1634, Philippines Tel. No. 238-6300 Website: http://www.ipophil.gov.ph e-mail: [email protected] Publication Date: 30 January 2017 REGISTERED NATIONAL MARKS (as of April 2016) 27 January ASIA ENCLAVES PHINMA PROPERTY HOLDINGS 26 4/2011/00009431 35; 36 and 37 2012 ALABANG CORPORATION [PH] 21 November 27 4/2011/00009677 TYLER EYESHAPES EXECUTIVE OPTICAL, INC. [PH] 9 2013 17 March STARGATE MEDIA 28 4/2011/00010873 PEOPLEASIA 16 2016 CORPORATION [PH] 22 September BIGBOY ENTERTAINMENT, INC. 29 4/2011/00011212 ROMANCE CHANNEL 38 and 41 2012 [PH] 22 September BIGBOY ENTERTAINMENT, INC. 30 4/2011/00011213 LOVE CHANNEL 38 and 41 2012 [PH] CELEBRATIONS BY SHARON CUNETA- 31 4/2011/00011219 7 April 2016 30 SHARON PANGILINAN [PH] UNIVERSAL ROBINA 32 4/2011/00012039 16 July 2015 JACK N` JILL YAMMY 30 CORPORATION [PH] 8 October 33 4/2011/00012593 VULCAN AGP CORPORATION [PH] 1 and17 2015 NUTRILIFE ALLIANCE CORP. 34 4/2011/00013261 29 April 2014 CLODS AND DEVICE 3 [PH] 11 March 35 4/2012/00000525 VISTA RESIDENCES VISTA RESIDENCES, INC. [PH] 36 2016 36 4/2012/00002621 3 March 2016 CARBON BUSTER PETRON CORPORATION [PH] 1 26 November 37 4/2012/00003610 SANTOUKA AB · OUT CO., LTD. [JP] 43 2015 21 January RAZONS FOOD CORPORATION 38 4/2012/00003628 HALO-HALONG SARAP! 30 and 43 2016 [PH] 20 December SOCIÉTÉ JAS HENNESSY & CO. 39 4/2012/00004176 HENNESSY 33 2012 [FR] LALA SQUIDEE SWEET NEWTON FOOD PRODUCTS 31 March 40 4/2012/00005023 AND SPICY SQUID MANUFACTURING CO., INC. 30 2016 SNACK [PH] 30 August 41 4/2012/00005990 DIY BEADS JUN XIONG CHEN [PH] 14 2012 CHOKE MAHACHAI BEVERAGE 42 4/2012/00006912 3 March 2016 KOKOZO 32 CO., LTD. [TH] 43 4/2012/00008141 28 May 2015 LIGHTNING APPLE INC. [US] 9 and 28 GLOBAL-ESTATE RESORTS, 44 4/2012/00010186 5 April 2013 BORACAY NEWCOAST 35 INC. [PH] LIQUID PACKAGING LIQUID PACKAGING 45 4/2012/00010564 30 May 2013 40 CORPORATION CORPORATION [PH] 8 February LEGACY STEEL CORPORATION 46 4/2012/00011279 LEGACY STEEL DEVICE 6 2013 [PH] 14 March JACK `N JILL FUN-O UNIVERSAL ROBINA 47 4/2012/00011748 30 2013 ROUNDWICH CORPORATION [PH] 15 January 48 4/2012/00011844 FARMLAND BEN FOODS (S) PTE LTD. [SG] 30 2016 29 October NEW MOOR INDUSTRIAL 49 4/2012/00012267 FORMEXWELD 6 2015 CENTER, INC. [PH] IBA ANG SIGLA SA 1 January SAN MIGUEL CORPORATION 50 4/2012/00012335 MAGNOLIA HEALTHY 30 and 32 2016 [PH] BEVERAGES Intellectual Property Center, 28 Upper McKinley Rd. McKinley Hill Town Center, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City 1634, Philippines Tel. No. 238-6300 Website: http://www.ipophil.gov.ph e-mail: [email protected] Publication Date: 30 January 2017 REGISTERED NATIONAL MARKS (as of April 2016) BELEN T. TEO ONG DOING 18 February BUSINESS AND STYLE UNDER 51 4/2012/00012390 ANNIE`S UBE 30 2016 THE NAME ANNIE CANDY MANUFACTURING [PH] BELEN T. TEO ONG DOING 18 February BUSINESS AND STYLE UNDER 52 4/2012/00012391 ANNIE`S LANGKA 30 2016 THE NAME ANNIE CANDY MANUFACTURING [PH] 31 March THE ABSOLUT COMPANY 53 4/2012/00012672 33 2016 AKTIEBOLAG [SE] 21 March MEJERIFORENINGEN DANISH 54 4/2012/00013099 29 2013 DAIRY BOARD [DK] WORTHINGOLD 55 4/2012/00014250 3 March 2016 FORTUNE CAT 31 CORPORATION [PH] 56 4/2012/00014808 15 April 2016 SHARK ELTON SIOCO [PH] 9 SHANGHAI UNISON ALUMINIUM 57 4/2012/00015255 14 June 2013 UNISON 12 PRODUCTS CO., LTD. [CN] 31 March 58 4/2012/00015302 SAFEGAS FULL SPEED FUELS, INC. [PH] 4 2016 23 October LANDCO PACIFIC 59 4/2012/00502949 CLUB PUNTA FUEGO 36 and 41 2014 CORPORATION [PH] INTERNATIONAL GAMING 60 4/2013/00000615 14 June 2013 O FUTURE 28 PROJECTS LIMITED [MT] 15 August SPICA DISTRIBUTION 61 4/2013/00000645 KUMANDER 3 2013 INTERNATIONAL INC. [PH] GREENBELT PARK MEGAWORLD CORPORATION 62 4/2013/00000998 7 April 2016 36 and 37 TOWER [PH] 17 March 63 4/2013/00001488 IMPERIAL ICE BAR VODKATEKA, INC. [PH] 43 2016 64 4/2013/00001534 3 March 2016 KAMUI CHUJO CO., LTD. [JP] 28 17 March ONE CLEAR VANTAGE 65 4/2013/00001552 1CV 31 2016 ENTERPRISES, INC. [PH] 17 March LIFE CYCLE BICYCLE 66 4/2013/00001780 ERIC A. ROQUE [PH] 35 2016 SHOP 20 March 67 4/2013/00001934 MQ NANCY TAN [PH] 9 2014 FAIRE TECHNOLOGIES INC. 68 4/2013/00001972 3 March 2016 HAWK 9 [PH] PURCHASING FOUNDATION OF THE SOCIETY 27 February 69 4/2013/00002264 MANAGERS` INDEX OF FELLOWS IN SUPPLY 42 2014 (PMI) ASIA MANAGEMENT, INC. [PH] PURCHASING FOUNDATION OF THE SOCIETY 70 4/2013/00002265 7 March 2014 MANAGERS` INDEX OF FELLOWS IN SUPPLY 42 (PMI) PHILIPPINES MANAGEMENT, INC. [PH] UNICITY PROPERTIES, INC. 71 4/2013/00002697 15 April 2016 BIOS LIFE 5 [US] 31 August DELFI CHOCOLATE 72 4/2013/00002848 MALTITOS 30 2015 MANUFACTURING S.A. [CH] 7 November SCHOOL FOOD 73 4/2013/00003126 SF INNOVATION CO., LTD. [KR] 43 2013 BLOOMINGMARI 1 January DAINIPPON SUMITOMO 74 4/2013/00003463 5 1900 PHARMA CO., LTD. [JP] 75 4/2013/00003531 15 April 2016 SULLUBE SULLAIR CORPORATION [US] 4 Intellectual Property Center, 28 Upper McKinley Rd. McKinley Hill Town Center, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City 1634, Philippines Tel. No. 238-6300 Website: http://www.ipophil.gov.ph e-mail: [email protected] Publication Date: 30 January 2017 REGISTERED NATIONAL MARKS (as of April 2016) 31 March 76 4/2013/00004026 DIGITALMARKETEER ELEARNING EDGE INC. [PH] 41 2016 15 August SRINANAPORN MARKETING 77 4/2013/00004032 JELE BEAUTIE 32 2013 CO., LTD. [TH] 17 March AMOREPACIFIC CC AMOREPACIFIC 78 4/2013/00004074 3 2016 CUSHION CORPORATION [KR] UNITED LABORATORIES, INC. 79 4/2013/00004345 11 May 2014 ALLERTA DERMATEC 5 [PH] BP BUKOPINOY PURONG-PURO 11 March 80 4/2013/00004639 BUKONG-BUKO KA SA ARTURO J. CODERA, JR. [PH] 32 2016 SARAP AT SUSTANSYA FRESH AND HEALTHY 21 January 81 4/2013/00004770 GAP GAP (ITM) INC. [US] 26 2016 13 March 82 4/2013/00004781 FORTUNE PMFTC INC. [PH] 35 2014 11 March THE FARM OF BEVERLY 83 4/2013/00005959 GONZALO ROQUE III [PH] 43 2016 HILLS 17 March LIVINGSTONE HEALTHCARE 84 4/2013/00006327 UNI-POUCH 10 2016 CORPORATION [PH] 25 March INNOGEN PHARMACEUTICALS, 85 4/2013/00006422 RABAGEN 5 2014 INC. [PH] SIPA NG HORSE 86 4/2013/00006653 7 April 2016 ICONIC BEVERAGES, INC. [PH] 35 and 41 POWER BIO BALANCE 11 March RELIANCE HEALTH SERVICES, 87 4/2013/00006754 INTERVENTIONAL 44 2016 INC. [PH] WELLNESS INSTITUTE 10 September NEUROGENESIS HAPPY 88 4/2013/00006764 LBI BRANDS, INC. [CA] 32 2015 WATER PVM MANUFACTURING 89 4/2013/00007569 15 April 2016 TEXAS 16 CORPORATION [PH] TENDER LUV BABY 90 4/2013/00007581 25 June 2015 TENDER LUV 10 and 21 PRODUCTS, INC.
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