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HUNGRY GIRL ORIGINALSSerial 86550697 · Principal Register
Dead · Refused
Owner: Hungry Girl, Inc.
Class 029 - Meats & Processed Foods
Class 030 - Staple Foods
Class 032 - Light Beverages
Filed Mar 02, 2015
The record shows that the mark “HUNGRY GIRL ORIGINALS” was abandoned and is no longer live. The owner listed is Hungry Girl, Inc., a California corporation, and the mark was filed on March 2, 2015 under an intent‑to‑use basis. The abandoned mark covered a wide range of food items in classes 029, 030 and 032, including meats, dairy products, bakery goods, snack foods, and non‑alcoholic beverages. Because the goods listed are all food and beverage items, a similar name used for a product in one of those categories would raise the closest record‑based concern. The abandonment means the owner no longer holds a registered claim, but the record does not give anyone the right to use the wording in any other context. No enforcement activity such as oppositions or cancellations appears in the supplied history. For someone considering a similar name, the main risk is that the abandoned mark still signals that the owner once sought protection for that wording in the food and beverage space.
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