USPTO trademark

CFS BRANDS

RegisteredUSPTOWord markClass 3Class 5Class 6Class 8+8

"CFS BRANDS" is a word mark owned by CFS Brands, LLC, filed at the USPTO on August 21, 2025. It is registered and covers classes 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11, 12, 20, 21, 24, 25 and 27.

Official USPTO record
CFS BRANDS trademark as filed
As filed with the USPTO
Status
Registered
Since July 21, 2026
Filed
August 21, 2025
Registered
July 21, 2026
Expires
Not recorded
Application no.
99349047
Registration no.
8351162
Office
USPTO
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Mark type
Word mark
12 classes
Ownership

Who owns CFS BRANDS

The owner on file, matched to the company behind it. Every owner-name spelling for that company is grouped on its page.

Goods and services

What the mark covers

The products and services CFS BRANDS is filed for, grouped by Nice class.

  • Disposable wipes impregnated with cleaning chemicals for industrial and commercial use.

  • Disposable wipes impregnated with disinfecting chemicals for use on non-porous surfaces in dental offices, hospitals, medical offices, day care centers, bars, cafeterias, convenience stores, grocery stores, department stores, exercise facilities, hotels, schools, restaurants, manufacturing facilities, and commercial, industrial and institutional kitchens and bathrooms; Adhesive bandages; bandages for skin wounds.

  • Equipment used in food establishments, namely, metal revolving racks for holding order checks, metal racks for liquor and beverage bottles and can; Metal dispensers for disposable gloves.

  • Hand-operated cutting tools, namely, box cutters; hand operated cleaning tools for cleaning beer taps and beverage dispensers; Meat tenderizers, namely, kitchen mallets.

  • Splashguards, namely, protective sleeves for protecting arms and legs from splashes of oil, grease and other food products; protective clothing for protecting arms and legs from splashes of oil, grease and other food products; protective, cut resistant gloves; fire resistant gloves; gloves for protection against accidents; and protective metal gloves for meat cutting; Measuring cups; measuring spoons; timers.

  • Electric heating units for buffet server; Induction heaters for heating an element within a base to warm food; Commercial refrigeration units for the cooling and storage of food, namely, blast chillers; Temperature controlled, refrigerated or heated mobile units for the storage and delivery of food products.

  • Carts for transporting totes and flowable materials; Non-motorized dollies being hand trucks and non-motorized food carts housing individual food warming units for institutional use; Carts for holding catering equipment, namely, pan and tray carriers; Meal delivery carts.

  • Portable nonmetallic dispensers for disposable plastic gloves for use in the food service industry; Portable nonmetallic dispensers for film and foil for use in the food service industry; Non-metal dispensers for disposable wipes; Plastic food storage containers for sale and distribution to the food service industry; Plastic food pans for food storage for sale and distribution to the food service industry; Plastic lids for food storage for sale and distribution to the food service industry; Boxes made of plastic for food storage for sale and distribution to the food service industry; Fixed non-metallic storage containers for storing and dispensing paper towels; Fixed non-metallic storage containers for storing and dispensing toilet tissue; Plastic anti-slip gripper mats for holding crockery and cutlery in place; Bottle racks; Brush and broom storage racks; Plastic storage containers and lids for food storage in the commercial and institutional service industries; Plastic washing racks, namely, cup racks, flatware racks, and plate racks; Plastic fasteners for securing skirtings and drapes to tables or stages; Restaurant equipment, namely, portable bars as furniture; Equipment used in food establishments, namely, metal revolving racks for holding order checks, metal racks for liquor and beverage bottles and cans; General purpose non-metal bins for food service use; Portable plastic storage containers for storing food for industrial and commercial purposes; Soap dispensers not of metal; Non-metal trash cans, other than for household purposes, namely, trash cans for use in the commercial and institutional service industries; Non-metal refuse and recycling bins for use in the commercial and institutional service industries.

  • Squeeze bottles sold empty; Dispensing pumps for sauces; Dispensers for condiments, packets, paper towels, toilet tissue, paper napkins, drinking straws and beverage cup lids of paper, foam, and plastic; Compartmentalized containers for dispensing beverage garnishes; Ice buckets; Containers for ice; Cutting boards; Holders for cutting boards; Holding stands for cutting boards; Underlying mats for cutting boards; Plastic buckets; Cooling buckets for wine; Cold packs used to keep food and drink cold; Guards for garbage receptacles, namely, garbage receptacle coverings for use in preventing utensils from being pushed into such receptacles; Tableware retriever devices in the nature of garbage receptacle coverings for use in retrieving utensils from articles being discarded or disposed; Hand-held scoops and scoop holders for handling food and ice; Thermal insulated containers for food or beverages, namely, serving pans, crocks, pitchers, and dispensers; Insulated containers for transporting food products; Hand-held cooling wands designed to be filled with coolant and frozen, used to cool hot food product; Sanitized pails for non-food product use; Food-related utensils, namely, food and drink serving dishes and platters; Hand and nail brushes; Nitrile, neoprene and latex kitchen gloves; Plastic guards for sinks, namely, a strainer utensil for use in preventing kitchen and household utensils from being damaged by the disposal; Knife storage devices being knife blocks and racks; Cups for use with cleaning compounds to clean the spindles of food product mixers; Beverage pitchers; Dinnerware, namely, plates, bowls, server platters, cups and saucers, mugs, and dish covers; Plastic tableware and beverageware, namely, cups, saucers, plates, wine glasses and bowls; Insulated food service ware, namely, mugs, soup bowls, dessert bowls, food plates, covers for food plates, domed food plate covers; Bud vases; Beverage urns, non-electric; Pans for water in the nature of steam table pans; Serving utensils, namely, serving tongs, serving spoons, serving forks, kitchen ladles, cake servers; Serving trays; Bottle holders, namely, bottle stands; Pitchers and lids; Pourer dispensers for liquors; Champagne buckets; Portable beverage dispensers; All-purpose portable household containers; Cooking strainers and colanders; Spatulas; Pan scrapers; Household utensils, namely, wire mesh skimmers; Crumb sweepers; Pastry brushes; Basting brushes for meats; Cleaning brushes for household use; Utility brushes; Floor scrub brushes; Brooms; Cleaning brushes for tile and grout; Brushes for washing up; Bottle brushes for cleaning the insides of bottles; Dishwashing brushes; Scrubbing brushes; Dusting brushes; Dust pans; Dusters; Wall and ceiling fan dusters; Mops; Window and floor squeegees; Sponges for household purposes; Oven mitts; potholders.

  • Towels, tablecloths of textiles, fabric table runners, placemats of textile, table pads; vinyl and fabric tablecloths, table skirting and place mats; vinyl table pads; vinyl piece goods for the manufacture of tablecloths and table skirting.

  • Aprons.

  • Rubber floor mats and bar mats being rubber mats for use in the food service industry.

History

What has happened so far

Steps recorded by the USPTO, newest first.

  1. Notice of registration confirmation emailed
  2. Registered-principal register
  3. Official gazette publication confirmation e-mailed
  4. Published for opposition
  5. Notification of notice of publication e-mailed
  6. Approved for pub - principal register
  7. Teas/email correspondence entered
  8. Correspondence received in law office
  9. Teas response to office action received
  10. Notification of non-final action e-mailed

10 earlier steps on the official record.

FAQ

About CFS BRANDS

Who owns the trademark "CFS BRANDS"?

The USPTO trademark "CFS BRANDS" (application 99349047) is owned by CFS Brands, LLC.

What is the status of "CFS BRANDS"?

Its status at the USPTO is: registered.

When was "CFS BRANDS" registered?

It was registered on July 21, 2026.

API

Get this data via the API

Everything on this page comes from the Signa API. Pull CFS BRANDS and marks like it into your own product with one request.

  • GET/v1/trademarks/{id}

    The full record: owners, classes, dates and images

  • GET/v1/trademarks/{id}/events

    Every step in the office history

  • GET/v1/proceedings?trademark_id={id}

    Oppositions and cancellations against the mark

GET /v1/trademarks/{id}
ID=tm_019d2b15-d9b7-74c3-b4b6-7825285d717e
curl https://api.signa.so/v1/trademarks/$ID \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $SIGNA_API_KEY"
Response
{
  "id": "tm_019d2b15-d9b7-74c3-b4b6-7825285d717e",
  "object": "trademark",
  "mark_text": "CFS BRANDS",
  "status": {
    "primary": "active",
    "stage": "registered"
  },
  "office_code": "US",
  "application_number": "99349047",
  "filing_date": "2025-08-21",
  "nice_classes": [
    3,
    5,
    6,
    8,
    9,
    11,
    12,
    20,
    21,
    24,
    25,
    27
  ],
  "owners": [
    {
      "name": "CFS Brands, LLC",
      "entity_id": "ent_01a10b94-ccae-7244-ad60-5dfd62c8dca9"
    }
  ]
}