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ANOTHER FINE FOOD PRODUCT FROM WORLD FAMOUS LEXINGTON MARKET
Serial 72276144 · Principal Register
Dead · Expired

Owner: LEXINGTON MARKET AUTHORITY
Filed Jul 17, 1967
Registered Mar 25, 1969

The record shows that the mark “ANOTHER FINE FOOD PRODUCT FROM WORLD FAMOUS LEXINGTON MARKET” was once a live, registered certification mark on the Principal Register, owned by Lexington Market Authority, a corporation organized in Maryland. It was filed on July 17, 1967, registered on March 25, 1969, and expired on November 3, 1992 because it was not renewed. The goods or services listed in the record are not specified in the data, so the only visible concern is that the wording appears on a now‑dead certification mark that once covered some food‑related goods or services. Because the mark is no longer active, it does not give the owner control over every use of the wording, but a similar name that targets the same or closely related food products could still raise a concern. The history shows no opposition, cancellation, or enforcement activity, so the supplied record contains no visible enforcement signals. For someone considering a similar name, the fact that the mark has expired reduces the risk, but the exact scope of the original goods or services is unclear, so caution is still advised.

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