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MALA GIRL
Serial 90975581 · Principal Register
Live · Registered

Owner: MALA GIRL BROTHS LLC
Class 029 - Meats & Processed Foods
Filed Jul 28, 2020
Registered Oct 05, 2021

The record shows that “MALA GIRL” is a live, registered mark on the Principal Register, owned by MALA GIRL BROTHS LLC, a Florida limited liability company. The mark protects the goods “Mixes for making broths; Mixes for making soup” in class 029, which covers meats and processed foods. A similar name would raise the closest concern if used for comparable broth or soup mixes, but the record does not give the owner control over every use of the words “Mala” or “Girl” in unrelated contexts. The prosecution history indicates a normal examination path: the application was filed July 28 2020, published for opposition December 22 2020, received a Notice of Allowance February 16 2021, and was registered October 5 2021. No enforcement actions, oppositions, or cancellations appear in the supplied history. The latest significant event is the registration date, and the next consequential date would be the maintenance filing due in 2025, though that is not listed here. For someone considering a similar name, the main risk lies in using the mark for broth or soup mixes, where the existing registration could create a meaningful concern.

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