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CRAZY CLUCK
Serial 99010607 · Principal Register
Live · Registered

Owner: Arslankara, Sabri
Class 029 - Meats & Processed Foods
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Registered Sep 23, 2025

The record shows that “CRAZY CLUCK” is a live, registered mark on the Principal Register, owned by Sabri Arslankara, an individual. The mark protects the specific food item listed: chopped chicken tenders with a layer of macaroni and cheese, french fries and sauce, first used in commerce on May 11 2023. A similar name would raise the closest concern for any product that is the same or substantially similar to that prepared chicken dish. The record does not give the owner control over every use of the words “crazy” or “cluck” in unrelated contexts. The prosecution history indicates a straightforward registration path with no descriptiveness refusal; the mark was approved for publication and published for opposition on August 5 2025, and it was registered on September 23 2025. No enforcement actions, oppositions, or cancellations appear in the supplied history. For someone looking to use a similar name, the primary risk lies in the specific prepared chicken product described, and the mark’s active status suggests the owner could enforce against infringing use in that narrow field.

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