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IRON HORSE Soda and Root Beer Reg Trademark Trial and Appeal Board Electronic Filing System. http://estta.uspto.gov ESTTA Tracking number: ESTTA997341 Filing date: 08/23/2019 IN THE UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE BEFORE THE TRADEMARK TRIAL AND APPEAL BOARD Proceeding 91238507 Party Defendant Owen Ryan Correspondence OWEN RYAN Address 2227 REXFORD RD CHARLOTTE, NC 28211 UNITED STATES [email protected] 646-812-5109 Submission Other Motions/Papers Filer's Name Owen Ryan Filer's email [email protected] Signature //owen ryan// Date 08/23/2019 Attachments EXHIBIT 1 IRI GLOBAL US Energy Drinks sales for 52 week period ending June 8 2019 91238507.PDF(257056 bytes ) Exhibit 2 Global energy drink sales value 2020 l Statistica-pdf.pdf(330772 bytes ) Exhibit 2a DAIRY FOODS Magazine March 7 2019 Sales jump in the energy drink segment _ 2019-03-07 _ Dairy Foods.pdf(351683 bytes ) Exhibit 3 1 to 4 Manchester City and Power Horse UnstoppableTogether Power Horse.PDF(278843 bytes ) Exhibit 4 RANKER Best Energy Drink Brands List of Top Energy Drinks Com- panies.PDF(586614 bytes ) Exhibit 5 FOOD CHAIN Magazine Power Horse CEO March 2019 Interview FoodChain.PDF(957698 bytes ) IRON HORSE Soda and Root Beer Reg. 3733557 TESS Trademark Electronic Search System TESS.PDF(166257 bytes ) Iron Horse Sodas and Root Beer www.drinkironhorse.com.PDF(473298 bytes ) APPLICANT’S EXHIBIT 1 (Image below shows Total Energy Drink Sales In the USA as reported by IRI GLOBAL on July 8, 2019, indicating $12,899,502,993 energy drink sales for “52 week period in USA, ending June 16, 2019”. Full IRI source data was downloaded by Applicant on July 16, 2019 from http://heavyweightkillers.com/2018-2019-us-energy-drink-sales-reach-12-billion/ 8/21/2019 • Global energy drink sales value 2020 l Statistic Consumer Goods & FMCG › Non-alcoholic Beverages › Sales value of energy drinks worldwide 2015-2020 PREMIUM + Sales value of energy drinks worldwide in 2015 and 2020 (in billion U.S. dollars) 70 62.7 60 50 44.9 40 30 Sales in billion U.S. dollars 20 10 0 2015 2020* https://www.statista.com/statistics/691384/sales-value-energy-drinks-worldwide/ 1/4 8/21/2019 • Global energy drink sales value 2020 l Statistic © Statista 2019 About this statistic Show source DESCRIPTION SOURCE MORE INFORMATION by Jan Conway, last edited Mar 1, 2018 This statistic depicts the sales value of energy drinks worldwide in 2015 and provides a forecast for 2020. In 2015, the global sales of energy drinks amounted to some 38.2 billion U.S. dollars. 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Leading companies trust Statista: Statista is a great source of knowledge, and pretty helpful to manage the Christof Baron CEO, MindShare daily work. Germany Do you have any questions about our business solutions? Contact us now We provide you with detailed information about our Corporate Account. https://www.statista.com/statistics/691384/sales-value-energy-drinks-worldwide/ 3/4 8/21/2019 • Global energy drink sales value 2020 l Statistic Home About Statista Career Contact Help & FAQ Report Bug Our Media Partners Privacy Imprint https://www.statista.com/statistics/691384/sales-value-energy-drinks-worldwide/ 4/4 8/21/2019 Sales jump in the energy drink segment | 2019-03-07 | Dairy Foods This website requires certain cookies to work and uses other cookies to help you have the best experience. By visiting this website, certain cookies have already been set, which you may delete and block. By closing this message or continuing to use our site, you agree to the use of cookies. Visit our updated privacy and cookie policy to learn more. Sales jump in the energy drink segment Though the overall category is shaping up, energy shots continue to struggle. ”ack in 2017, energy drink sales seemed tired. The category experienced only a March 7, 2019 2.1% increase in dollar sales and a 1.8% increase in unit sales that year, according Anna Boisseau to data from Chicago-based market research firm IRI for the 52 weeks ending Dec. 3, 2017. ”ut 2018 breathed new life into the category, with a 7.5% increase in dollar sales (to $12.2 billion) and a 7.0% rise in unit sales (to 4.5 billion), according to IRI’s data for the 52 weeks ending Dec. 2, 2018. https://www.dairyfoods.com/articles/93452-sales-jump-in-the-energy-drink-segment 1/3 Per8/21/2019 Energy Drinks US, May 2018 from globalSales jump market in the energy research drink segment firm | 2019-03-07 Mintel, | Dairyenergy Foods drinks are expected to see growth of 4% to 5% through 2022. Yet, there are some challenges ahead, including the struggling energy shot subset. Growth for non-aseptic drinks, mixes Despite relatively stagnant sales in 2017, shelf-stable non-aseptic energy drinks are yet again on the rise. The category saw an 8.2% improvement in dollar sales to $11.0 billion and a 7.5% rise in unit sales to 4.2 billion. “mong the top 10 brands, seven posted positive gains in sales. Red ”ull Yellow Edition (Red ”ull North “merica) led the group with a 16.6% increase in dollar sales and a 17.5% climb in unit sales. Monster Energy Zero Ultra (Monster Energy Co.) had a 13.9% improvement in dollar sales and a 12.7% rise in unit sales. Red ”ull ”lue Edition was another brand success for Red ”ull North “merica. Its dollar sales improved 11.8%, and its unit sales jumped 12.7%. However, some of the top shelf-stable non-aseptic brands struggled. Rockstar’s (Rockstar Inc.) dollar and unit sales tumbled 8.1% and 9.1%, respectively. Monster Mega Energy (Monster Energy Co.) also saw a decline: 2.5% in dollar sales and 4.2% in unit sales. “nother Monster Energy Co. product, Lo-carb Monster Energy, saw a 2.4% drop in dollar sales, and unit sales fell 3.4%. Energy mixes are a small but increasingly mighty segment of the overall energy drink category. Though they represent only $104.6 million in dollar sales, energy mixes grew more dramatically than any other subcategory, with an 18.8% rise in dollar sales and a 21.8% jump in unit sales. Energy shots shoot downward Regardless of positive results elsewhere in the energy drinks category, energy shots continue to decline. The subset fell 0.7% in dollar sales (to $1.1 billion) and 0.6% in unit sales (to 315.8 million). There were a few bright spots among the top 10 energy shot brands. The Eternal Energy Premium energy shot brand (Eternal Energy) grew 27.8% in dollar sales and 21.0% in unit sales. Tweaker Energy Shot (Tweaker Energy Drink) gained 9.9% in dollar sales and 10.7% in unit sales. Stacker 2 Extra Strength Extreme energy shots also improved, climbing 6.1% in dollar sales and 6.2% in unit sales. It was another story for many of the other top 10 energy shot brands. Stacker2 energy shots (NVE Pharmaceuticals) saw the largest decline: 18.6% in dollar sales and 20.6% in unit sales. “nother NVE Pharmaceuticals product, Stacker2 Extreme energy shots, fell 8.2% in dollar sales and 12.3% in unit sales. Rip It Energy Fuel (Sundance ”everage Co.) also struggled, with a 5.0% loss in both dollar and unit sales. Recent Articles By Anna Boisseau Organic dairy matures, nds new areas for growth Refrigeratedhttps://www.dairyfoods.com/articles/93452-sales-jump-in-the-energy-drink-segment juice sales squeezed 2/3 Turkey8/21/2019 Hill’s Conestoga, Pa., plant transitionsSales jumpto in the energy drink segment | 2019-03-07 | Dairy Foods renewable energy Turkey Hill keeps it local Natural cheese retail sales stay put “nna ”oisseau, managing editor of Dairy Foods, has a diverse background in journalism including experience writing about international relations and parenting issues. In her spare time, she works on documentaries. She received her master’s degree from Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism. Copyright ©2019. “ll Rights Reserved ”NP Media. Design, CMS, Hosting & Web Development :: ePublishing https://www.dairyfoods.com/articles/93452-sales-jump-in-the-energy-drink-segment 3/3 Manchester City & Power Horse #UnstoppableTogether – Power Horse 8/22/19, 1(38 PM LANGUAGE: INTERNATIONAL/EN MANCHESTER CITY & POWER HORSE #UNSTOPPABLETOGETHER POWER HORSE AND MANCHESTER CITY JOINTLY ANNOUNCE A NEW MULTI-ANNUAL PARTNERSHIP Power Horse to become the Club’s Official Energy Drink Partner The multi-year partnership covers countries across Africa, the https://www.power-horse.com/manchester-city-power-horse-unstoppabletogether/ Page 1 of 5 Manchester City & Power Horse #UnstoppableTogether – Power Horse 8/22/19, 1(38 PM Middle East, including Turkey Power Horse & Manchester City - Together we are unstoppable Manchester City & Power Horse - Together we are unstoppable - Sal… https://www.power-horse.com/manchester-city-power-horse-unstoppabletogether/ Page 2 of 5 Manchester City & Power Horse #UnstoppableTogether – Power Horse 8/22/19, 1(38 PM Power Horse and Manchester City today announced a multi-year partnership where Power Horse becomes the Club’s Official Energy Drink Partner.
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