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Trade Marks Journal No: 2010 , 26/07/2021 Class 31 3378435 30 Trade Marks Journal No: 2010 , 26/07/2021 Class 31 3378435 30/09/2016 M/S MACWELL FOOD PRODUCTS PRIVATE LIMITED 1240-1241, AB Vidur Nagar, Cat Road, Indore- 452 009 (M.P.). Manufacturers and Merchants Address for service in India/Attorney address: RIGHTWAY LEGAL SOLUTIONS & CO. I-74,LIG COLONY, INDORE (M.P)-452007 Used Since :01/06/2006 MUMBAI Supari, meethi supari, pan masala and mouth freshner. 4815 Trade Marks Journal No: 2010 , 26/07/2021 Class 31 KUMAONI BLESSINGS ANCIENT GRAINS & ORGANICS 3725470 12/01/2018 MR. AMIT MITTAL trading as ;KUMAONI BLESSINGS C-1/54 SAFDARJUNG DEV. AREA, NEW DELHI-110016 SERVICE PROVIDER Address for service in India/Attorney address: A. K. ASSOCIATES 502, SETHI BHAWAN, RAJINDER PALACE, NEW DELHI-110008 Used Since :03/12/2017 DELHI unprocessed grains [cereals], vegetable marrows, fresh vegetables. fresh, wheat, barley, cereal seeds. unprocessed edible linseed, unprocessed edible flaxseed unprocessed oats, quinoa unprocessed. REGISTRATION OF THIS TRADE MARK SHALL GIVE NO RIGHT TO THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE.words ANCIENT GRAINS & ORGANICS. Mark shall be used as a whole.. 4816 Trade Marks Journal No: 2010 , 26/07/2021 Class 31 3725541 12/01/2018 SH. JAYNARAYAN TIWARI TRADING AS D. C. ENTERPRISES. MOHALLA GANJ, RANIPUR, DEORI, SINGHPURA, JHANSI, U.P.-284205, INDIA. INDIVIDUAL NAME. Address for service in India/Attorney address: LALJI ADVOCATES A-48, Yojna Vihar, Delhi-110092 Used Since :01/04/2013 DELHI Fresh betel nuts, Supari (Betel nuts), Scented Supari and Sweet Supari included In Class 31. 4817 Trade Marks Journal No: 2010 , 26/07/2021 Class 31 3754647 15/02/2018 DESHRAJ PROPRIETOR OF M/S D.R. AGRO AGROHA ROAD, BARWALA, DISTT.-HISAR, HARYANA-125121 SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP FIRM Address for service in India/Attorney address: TYAGI CERTIFICATIONS 3/112, GROUND FLOOR, LALITA PARK, LAXMI NAGAR, DELHI-110092 Proposed to be Used DELHI Cattle feed, Cattle food, Cattle cake, Raw and unprocessed agricultural, aquacultural, horticultural and forestry products; Raw and unprocessed grains and seeds; Fresh fruits and vegetables, fresh herbs; Natural plants and flowers; Bulbs, seedlings and seeds for planting; Live animals; Foodstuffs and beverages for animals; Malt Mark shall be used as a whole with no exclusive right over any of the words appearing separately.. 4818 Trade Marks Journal No: 2010 , 26/07/2021 Class 31 3793361 31/03/2018 SIGMA SPICE INDUSTRIES PVT. LTD. MALPANI COMPLEX, A.T. ROAD, P.O.+ DIST.-JORHAT, ASSAM, PIN-785010, INDIA AN INDIAN COMPANY Address for service in India/Attorney address: JEETEN KUMAR DHAL, ADVOCATE ROOM NO.28,3RD FLOOR,40,WESTON STREET,KOLKATA 700 013,INDIA. Proposed to be Used KOLKATA Raw and unprocessed agricultural, aquacultural, horticultural and forestry products; Raw and unprocessed grains and seeds; Fresh fruits and vegetables, fresh herbs; Natural plants and flowers; Bulbs, seedlings and seeds for planting; Foodstuffs for animals; Malt THIS IS SUBJECT TO ASSOCIATION WITH REGISTERED/PENDING REGISTRATION NO. 2535886. 4819 Trade Marks Journal No: 2010 , 26/07/2021 Class 31 3856559 11/06/2018 M/S G.R. INDUSTRIES PROPRIETOR RAJESH KUMAR CITY STATION ROAD, KHURJA, DISTRICT- BULANDSHAHR, UTTAR PRADESH-203131, INDIA PROPRIETOR Address for service in India/Attorney address: LALIT KR.SHARMA F-223 A GF , MANGAL BAZAR, LAXMI NAGAR, NEW DELHI-110092 Proposed to be Used DELHI AGRICULTURAL, HORTICULTURAL AND FORESTRY PRODUCTS AND GRAINS NOT INCLUDED IN OTHER CLASSES, LIVING ANIMALS, FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLE, SEEDS, LIVE PLANTS AND FLOWERS, FOODSTUFFS FOR ANIMALS, MALT, MUSTARD OIL SEED CAKE AND CATTLE FEED 4820 Trade Marks Journal No: 2010 , 26/07/2021 Class 31 KASHMIR KI KALI 3867944 22/06/2018 S. JASPREET SINGH DHILLON S/O S. HARMINDER SINGH Adambal Road, Malerkotla-148023, Dist. Sangrur (Punjab) Individual\Sole Proprietor Address for service in India/Agents address: PURI TRADE MARK CO. "BRAND HOUSE",54-55, SUPER CYCLE MARKET, OPP. KWALITY KANDA, GILL ROAD, LUDHIANA-141003 (PUNJAB). Used Since :01/01/2018 DELHI Cattle feeds, khal sarson, khal binola, seeds, foodstuffs for animals, agricultural, horticultural and forestry products and grains, live animals, natural plants and flowers, fresh fruits and vegetables, malt included in class 31 4821 Trade Marks Journal No: 2010 , 26/07/2021 Class 31 3910220 07/08/2018 ITALIAN EDIBLES PVT. LTD. Survey No . 367 / 7 , 369 / 3 , Nemawar Road , Near Prabhu Tol Kanta , Gram – Palda , Indore ( M.P. ) Company incorporated under Indian Company Act through Director Address for service in India/Attorney address: DP SONI 105 , Mahasagar Corporate , Manormaganj Main Road , Indore (M.P.)Pin-452001 Proposed to be Used MUMBAI Supari (Betel nuts). 4822 Trade Marks Journal No: 2010 , 26/07/2021 Class 31 3935270 04/09/2018 GIRJA SHANKAR JAISWAL PROPRIETOR OF M/S KABEER OIL MILLS 50, NASIRABAD, (SHAHEBGANJ), GORAKHPUR, U.P. SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP FIRM Address for service in India/Attorney address: TYAGI CERTIFICATIONS 3/112, GROUND FLOOR, LALITA PARK, LAXMI NAGAR, DELHI-110092 Used Since :01/08/2006 DELHI Cattle feed 4823 Trade Marks Journal No: 2010 , 26/07/2021 Class 31 V-Tone 3956468 26/09/2018 CHETAN VARSHNEY Chetan Varshney, 154/C-2, Subhash Nagar kamla Nagar agra-282005, Uttar Pradesh Proprietor Address for service in India/Attorney address: K. KIRAN F-97, 4th Floor, Anna Nagar (East), Chennai - 600102, Tamil Nadu Used Since :26/05/2010 DELHI RAW AND UNPROCESSED AGRICULTURAL, AQUACULTURAL, HORTICULTURAL AND FORESTRY PRODUCTS; RAW AND UNPROCESSED GRAINS AND SEEDS; FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES, FRESH HERBS; NATURAL PLANTS AND FLOWERS; BULBS, SEEDLINGS AND SEEDS FOR PLANTING; LIVE ANIMALS; FOODSTUFFS AND BEVERAGES FOR ANIMALS; MALT IN USE. 4824 Trade Marks Journal No: 2010 , 26/07/2021 Class 31 3968537 09/10/2018 KEHAR SINGH trading as ;M/S KEHAR SINGH NARSOT & CO VPO SANGHOL, FATEHGARH SAHIB-140802 (PB.) Manufacturer PROPRIETORSHIP Address for service in India/Attorney address: MAHTTA & CO 43-B/3, UDHAM SINGH NAGAR, LUDHIANA. 141001 (PUNJAB) Used Since :06/10/2018 DELHI Fresh Fruits & Vegetables, Pulses, Grains & Mouth Freshners. 4825 Trade Marks Journal No: 2010 , 26/07/2021 Class 31 4025603 13/12/2018 VIJAY SHARMA TRADING AS M/S JAGAT RAM RAMESH CHAND (TOTA RAM PANSARI) 2297, Tota Ram Bazar, Tri Nagar, Delhi-110035 Proprietorship Address for service in India/Agents address: S. M. GUPTA & CO. 262, LAWYERS CHAMBERS, CRIMINAL SIDE, TIS HAZARI COURT, DELHI - 110 054. Used Since :01/04/1948 DELHI Agricultural, horticultural and forestry products and grain not included in other classes, live animals, fresh fruits and vegetables, seeds, natural plants and flowers, foodstuffs for animals, malt No rights on the descriptive matters appearing on the lable.. 4826 Trade Marks Journal No: 2010 , 26/07/2021 Class 31 4054794 12/01/2019 GOURAV KUMAR MODI, TRADING AS ONLY FOR ORGANIC 28, Kundu Banglow, ICE-Factory, SC Mukherjee Road, Madhupur, District: Deoghar,Pin - 815353 ,Jharkhand An Indian Citizen Address for service in India/Attorney address: MITRA & ASSOCIATES FIRST FLOOR,PARIVAR APPARTMENT,ABOVE AMUL SHOP,NEAR WEBEL,RAJARHAT,KOLKATA 700 135,WEST BENGAL,INDIA. Used Since :14/04/2015 KOLKATA AGRICULTUR AL, HORTICULTURAL AND FORESTRY PRODUCTS AND GRAINS NOT INCLUDED IN OTHER CLASSES; LIVE ANIMALS; FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES; SEEDS,NATURAL PLANTS AND FLOWERS; FOODSTUFFS FOR ANIMALS, MALT, LIVE ANIMALS, ORGANISMS FOR BREEDING, SEEDS, BULBS AND SEEDLINGS FOR PLANT BREEDING, CEREAL SEEDS, UNPROCESSED, SEEDS FOR PLANTING / PLANT SEEDS subject to no exclusive right over the words ONLY FOR ORGANIC.. 4827 Trade Marks Journal No: 2010 , 26/07/2021 Class 31 4062494 21/01/2019 CHHAGANLAL L ANDIPARA Garden City,Flat No.A1101, Sadhu Vasvani Road, Rajkot Proposed to be Used AHMEDABAD MANUFACTURING AND TRADING OF CATTLE FEED 4828 Trade Marks Journal No: 2010 , 26/07/2021 Class 31 4074092 01/02/2019 GORANK NURSERY Plot No.205,Dr.Rajendra Prasad Nagar 200 feet Bypass,Gopalpura Bypass,Ajmer Road Plants Nursery Partnership Firm Address for service in India/Attorney address: M&P IP PROTECTORS 102/04 Dwarkesh Residency, Opp. Ahram Bungalows, Thaltej, Ahmedabd – 380059, Gujarat, India. Used Since :24/05/2017 AHMEDABAD Agricultural, horticultural and forestry products and grains not included in other classes; live animals; fresh fruits and vegetables; seeds, natural plants and flowers; foodstuffs for animals, malt any other goods and services covered under class 31 We hold Exclusive Rights for above name and logo no body can use it without our written consent. 4829 Trade Marks Journal No: 2010 , 26/07/2021 Class 31 VEGETOS 4101503 27/02/2019 DEVALKUMAR KAUSHIKBHAI TRIVEDI, TRADING AS: PRAKRUTI FRUIT & VEGETABLES PACKING INDUSTRIES Block No. 22 & 27, Near Arogya Kendra, Thol, Kadi, Mehsana - 382728, Gujarat. Sole Proprietor Address for service in India/Attorney address: EASY TRADE SOLUTION 561/3498, GUJARAT HOUSING BOARD, OPP. POLICE STATION, NEW BAPUNAGAR, AHMEDABAD - 380 024 - GUJARAT Proposed to be Used AHMEDABAD Raw fruit, Fruit shrubs, Raw vegetables and Unprocessed vegetables, Agricultural, Horticultural and Forestry Products, Seeds, Natural Plants And Flowers, Foodstuffs For Animals, Malt Sale of goods is restricted in the state of Gujrat only.. 4830 Trade Marks Journal No: 2010 , 26/07/2021 Class 31 FIXX 4105153 02/03/2019 NIVA NUTRIFOODS LLP 408, FP 16/17/18, ISCON ELEGANCE, NR. SHAPATH -V, OPP. KARNAVATI CLUB, S. G. HIGHWAY, AHMEDABAD - 380051 A LIMITED LIABILITY PARTNERSHIP REGISTERED UNDER LIMITED LIABILITY PARTNERSHIP ACT Address for service in India/Attorney address: KUSHAL KOTHARI 10, SWETAPARK SOCIETY, NR. MANEKBAUGH HALL, AMBAVADI, AHMEDABAD - 380015, GUJARAT, INDIA Used Since :31/01/2018 AHMEDABAD Agricultural, horticultural and forestry products and grains not included in other classes; live animals; fresh fruits and vegetables; seeds, natural plants and flowers; foodstuffs for animals; malt. 4831 Trade Marks Journal No: 2010 , 26/07/2021 Class 31 4127412 25/03/2019 DARSHAN JASHVANTBHAI PATEL, TRADING AS: J MAYUR ENTERPRISE Vishnagar Road, Near APMC Gate No. 6, Unjha - 384170, Gujarat. sole proprietor Address for service in India/Attorney address: EASY TRADE SOLUTION 561/3498, GUJARAT HOUSING BOARD, OPP.
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