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FIRE
Serial 98069871 · Principal Register
Dead · Refused

Owner: David Jiang
Class 029 - Meats & Processed Foods
Class 030 - Staple Foods
Filed Jul 03, 2023

The record shows that the mark “FIRE” is dead, having been abandoned because the applicant, David Jiang, failed to respond to an Office action. The abandoned application covered two classes: 029, which lists mushrooms and processed mushrooms, and 030, which lists candy, gummies, chocolate candies, and related flavored or CBD‑infused candies. Because the application was abandoned, the owner no longer holds any rights to the mark, and the record does not give control over the wording in any other context. The prosecution history shows a typical sequence of assignment to an examiner, a non‑final action, and eventual abandonment, but no supplemental register status or enforcement activity appears. The latest event is the abandonment notice on April 17, 2026. With no enforcement signals in the supplied history, the closest concern for a similar name would be in the specific food categories listed. Anyone considering a name that includes “FIRE” in these food areas should be aware that the abandoned record still signals that the owner once claimed rights, so use in those goods could raise a potential claim of prior use.

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