Trademark Class 29: Meat, Dairy and Processed Foods

Meat, fish, poultry and game; meat extracts; preserved, frozen, dried and cooked fruits and vegetables; jellies, jams, compotes; eggs; milk and dairy products; edible oils and fats. Broadly, the "prepared/processed animal-and-plant-based food" class.

Common examples include: Coconut oil (edible), Curd / yogurt / lassi, Dairy products / milk / ghee, Dry fruits (processed/preserved), Edible oils and fats, Eggs, Frozen vegetables, Jams and fruit preserves.

Dairy products / milk / ghee falls under Trademark Class 29 Meat, Dairy and Processed Foods.

Paneer / cheese falls under Trademark Class 29 Meat, Dairy and Processed Foods.

Pickles falls under Trademark Class 29 Meat, Dairy and Processed Foods.

Processed / packaged snacks (savoury, e.g. namkeen) falls under Trademark Class 29 Meat, Dairy and Processed Foods. Savoury, oil/fat-based processed snacks (namkeen, chips) generally fall in Class 29. Sweet, grain or flour-based snacks (biscuits, farsan made mainly of grain) usually fall in Class 30 instead — the base ingredient decides the class.

Edible oils and fats falls under Trademark Class 29 Meat, Dairy and Processed Foods.

Coconut oil (edible) falls under Trademark Class 29 Meat, Dairy and Processed Foods. Coconut oil sold as an edible cooking oil is Class 29. The same product sold for hair/skin (cosmetic) use is Class 3 instead — the intended use decides the class.