HOW DO YOU DO SWEET? trademarks under serial number 85171618. The goods are Natural sweetener, namely, agave; sugar, sugar cubes, direct compacting sugar, direct tableting sugar, cinnamon sugar, confectioners sugar, brown sugar, brown free-flowing sugar, fondant sugar, hard sugar, molasses, molasses granules, honey granules, invert sugar, flavoring syrup, namely, invert syrups; flavoring syrup, namely, sugar syrups; powdered sugar with cornstarch, powdered sugar with maltodextrin, co-crystallized sugar; natural sweetener composition, namely, sugar that also contains art, flavored drink mixes, namely, concentrates, syrups or powders used in the preparation of soft drinks, sports and energy drinks, and fruit-flavored beverages. Currently that trademark is represented by trademark attorney(s): William H. Needle.

HOW DO YOU DO SWEET?

USPTO Trademark Record · Serial No. 85171618

Trademark details

HOW DO YOU DO SWEET? is a trademark. Serial number of that application is 85171618.

It was initially claimed by American Sugar Refining, Inc. on 20101108.

That brand applies to the following goods and services:Natural sweetener, namely, agave; sugar, sugar cubes, direct compacting sugar, direct tableting sugar, cinnamon sugar, confectioners sugar, brown sugar, brown free-flowing sugar, fondant sugar, hard sugar, molasses, molasses granules, honey granules, invert sugar, flavoring syrup, namely, invert syrups; flavoring syrup, namely, sugar syrups; powdered sugar with cornstarch, powdered sugar with maltodextrin, co-crystallized sugar; natural sweetener composition, namely, sugar that also contains art, flavored drink mixes, namely, concentrates, syrups or powders used in the preparation of soft drinks, sports and energy drinks, and fruit-flavored beverages.

Currently that trademark is represented by trademark attorney(s): William H. Needle.

You can learn more about that trademark on the USPTO website: View the USPTO record

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