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Key Industries · Agriculture Brands

Protect the Brand From Field to Market

Produce, citrus, coffee, nursery, and farm-input brands travel from growers through Miami to buyers worldwide. We register agriculture brands and labels, navigate plant variety names, and protect brands in import and export markets.

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Common problems

What agriculture brands run into

Florida citrus, sugar, and nursery growers, and Latin American produce and coffee moving through Miami, make agriculture brands a core local market.

Problem 1

Produce, citrus, and coffee brands

Agriculture names are often geographic or descriptive.

Federal Trademark Applications →Problem 2

Plant variety names

A variety name is treated as generic and cannot serve as a trademark for that plant.

Federal Trademark Applications →Problem 3

Florida growers and packers

Local brands may benefit from a Florida registration as well.

Florida State Trademarks →Problem 4

Imports and exports through Miami

Brands need protection in export markets and at the U.S. border.

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Legacy · Florida citrus

A long record with Florida's citrus industry

Florida citrus has been part of this firm's practice for decades. USPTO records list Allen Dyer Doppelt + Gilchrist attorneys on 75 trademark applications for citrus and agriculture organizations, on marks first filed as early as 1948, and on marks the firm still maintains today: the Florida Department of Citrus's consumer marks, grower cooperatives' fruit brands, industry promotion campaigns, and the products growers use to protect their groves.

75applications filed or maintained by firm attorneys for these clients
67registrations
24registrations live today
1948earliest filing on a mark the firm now maintains

Applications filed and registered, by decade

All citrus and agriculture applications listing a firm attorney.

ApplicationsRegistered
0510152025301940s1970s1980s1990s2000s2010s2020s

The 1940s and 1970s bars are early marks, such as DUN-D and the FLORIDA SUNSHINE TREE, whose USPTO records now list a firm attorney.

By client

Applications filed or maintained by firm attorneys.

State agency · Bartow, Florida

Florida Department of Citrus

54 filed · 47 registered · 10 live today

The state agency that markets and promotes Florida citrus at home and abroad. Its marks include the FLORIDA SUNSHINE TREE, the 100% PURE FLORIDA seal, FRESH FROM FLORIDA, CAPTAIN CITRUS, and the FLORIDA ORANGE JUICE and FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT marks registered again in 2025.

  • (design mark)Reg. 2143110 · Class 31 · filed 1995
  • CAPTAIN CITRUSReg. 4759325 · Class 41 · filed 2014
  • THE OFFICIAL DRINK OF SPRING BREAKReg. 5023665 · Class 35 · filed 2015
  • THERE'S AMAZING INSIDE FLORIDA CITRUS GIFTSReg. 4930375 · Class 35 · filed 2015
  • AMAZING 5 TASTE VITAMIN C POTASSIUM FOLATE NO ADDED SUGARReg. 4999744 · Class 35 · filed 2015
  • THERE'S AMAZING INSIDE FLORIDA GRAPEFRUITReg. 4930374 · Class 35 · filed 2015

Plus 4 more live registrations.

Grower-owned cooperative · Lake Wales, Florida

Florida's Natural Growers

3 filed · 3 registered · 1 live today

The grower-owned citrus cooperative behind FLORIDA'S NATURAL, formerly Citrus World, Inc. Firm attorneys filed its juice-beverage marks in the 1980s, and POLYNESIAN PLEASURE remains registered and renewed.

Grower cooperative · Dundee, Florida

Dundee Citrus Growers Association

6 filed · 5 registered · 5 live today

A grower cooperative whose DUN-D mark was first registered in 1950 and is still renewed, now joined by ECO GROWN CITRUS BY DUN-D and the FLORIDA RUBIES and FLORIDA SUNNIES fruit brands.

  • DUN-DReg. 526057 · Class 31 · filed 1948
  • DUN-DReg. 6174092 · Class 31 · filed 2020
  • FLORIDA RUBIES GROWN BETTER · TASTES BETTERReg. 7231114 · Class 31 · filed 2020
  • FLORIDA SUNNIES GROWN BETTER · TASTES BETTERReg. 7219109 · Class 31 · filed 2020
  • ECO GROWN CITRUS BY DUN-DReg. 7231081 · Class 31 · filed 2020
Watermelon industry · national

National Watermelon Association and Promotion Board

8 filed · 8 registered · 4 live today

The watermelon industry's association and its national promotion board, with registrations for WATERMELON BOARD and the long-running LYCOPENE LEADER IN FRESH PRODUCE campaign.

  • LYCOPENE LEADER IN FRESH PRODUCEReg. 2806520 · Class 35 · filed 2003
  • LYCOPENE LEADER IN FRESH PRODUCEReg. 2806503 · Class 35 · filed 2003
  • WATERMELON BOARDReg. 4958979 · Class 35 · filed 2015
  • WATERMELON BOARDReg. 6849542 · Class 35, 43, 44 · filed 2021
Grove protection products · Florida

Tree Defender

3 filed · 3 registered · 3 live today

A Florida company making protective covers for young citrus trees, a response to citrus greening, with registrations for its brand and the MAKE CITRUS GREAT AGAIN and GROW'EM IN THE SUN slogans.

  • TREE DEFENDER PROTECTING ONE TREE AT A TIMEReg. 6075609 · Class 20 · filed 2018
  • MAKE CITRUS GREAT AGAINReg. 6080808 · Class 20 · filed 2018
  • GROW'EM IN THE SUNReg. 7145838 · Class 20 · filed 2019
Industry honor society · Florida

Florida Citrus Hall of Fame

1 filed · 1 registered · 1 live today

The organization that honors the people who built Florida's citrus industry. Its FLORIDA CITRUS HALL OF FAME registration has been renewed.

  • FLORIDA CITRUS HALL OF FAMEReg. 3765833 · Class 41 · filed 2008
Grower and processor · Frostproof, Florida

Ben Hill Griffin, Inc.

Legacy client

One of Florida's best-known citrus growers and processors, with brands such as FROST PROOF and SUN SIP dating to the 1930s. USPTO records for its historic marks do not list counsel, so they are not counted in the chart.

View all 75 applications
ClientMarkNumberClassFiledStatusFirm attorney of record
Dundee Citrus Growers AssociationDUN-DReg. 526057311948LiveImber
Florida Department of CitrusA PRODUCT OF THE FLORIDA SUNSHINE TREEReg. 941773A1970Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusTHE FLORIDA SUNSHINE TREEReg. 932033A1970Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of Citrus(design mark)Reg. 9821040351972Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusFLORIDAReg. 1200770A1980Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of Citrus100% PURE FLORIDA'S SEAL OF APPROVALReg. 1430705A1985Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida's Natural GrowersPOLYNESIAN PLEASUREReg. 1446702321986LiveDoppelt
Florida's Natural GrowersTROPICAL PLEASUREReg. 1447827321986Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusFRESH FROM THE FLORIDA SUNSHINE TREEReg. 1559414A1987Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida's Natural GrowersFRESH 'N NATURALReg. 1553156321988Registered; since lapsedAllen
Florida Department of Citrus(design mark)Reg. 1820193411992Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of Citrus(design mark)Reg. 2143110311995LiveDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusFLORIDA PREMIUM RIPEReg. 2385999A1997Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusFLORIDA SWEETHEART GRAPEFRUITSerial 75266418351997Not registeredSigalow
Florida Department of CitrusFLORIDA CITRUS SENSATIONSSerial 75426456351998Not registeredDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusFLORIDA CITRUS SELECTIONSSerial 75426475351998Not registeredDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusFRESH FROM FLORIDAReg. 2565539A1998Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of Citrus100% PURE FLORIDAReg. 2263176A1998Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusMADE WITH FLORIDA CITRUSReg. 2369315A1998Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusFLORIDA CITRUS CREATIONSReg. 2416142351998Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusAMERICA'S HEALTHY SQUEEZESerial 75710955351999Not registeredDoppelt
Florida Department of Citrus(design mark)Reg. 2321466351999Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusMADE WITH FLORIDA CITRUSReg. 2478461291999Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusSQUEEZE MORE HEALTH INTO LIFEReg. 2445094351999Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusFLORIDA CITRUS SELECTIONSSerial 75775212351999Not registeredDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusMADE WITH FLORIDA CITRUSReg. 2594792301999Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusKEEP THE BEATReg. 2451098352000Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusOJ4NRGReg. 2490739352000Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
National Watermelon Association and Promotion BoardBOOST YOUR HEALTH ESTEEMReg. 2524738352000Registered; since lapsedAllen
Florida Department of CitrusFLORIDA CITRUS SENSATIONSSerial 78059338352001Not registeredDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusREFRESH REPLENISH RECAPTURE MIND BODY SPIRITReg. 2686166352002Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusTHE BEST START UNDER THE SUN.Reg. 2731588352002Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusIDRINKRUBY.COMReg. 2686167352002Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusTHE RUBYReg. 2686168352002Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusCITRUS MATTERSReg. 2937805352003Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusSASS IN A GLASSReg. 2895855352003Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
National Watermelon Association and Promotion Board(design mark)Reg. 2819292352003Registered; since lapsedSigalow
National Watermelon Association and Promotion BoardJ. SLICEReg. 2853089352003Registered; since lapsedSigalow
National Watermelon Association and Promotion BoardLYCOPENE LEADER IN FRESH PRODUCEReg. 2806520352003LiveSigalow
National Watermelon Association and Promotion BoardLYCOPENE LEADER IN FRESH PRODUCEReg. 2806503352003LiveSigalow
Florida Department of CitrusFRESH IS BESTReg. 3028866352004Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusNOTHING COMPARES TO FRESH SQUEEZED ABSOLUTELY NOTHING!Reg. 3049997352004Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusHEALTHY. PURE & SIMPLE.Reg. 3145260352005Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of Citrus(design mark)Reg. 3508231352008Registered; since lapsedSigalow
Florida Citrus Hall of FameFLORIDA CITRUS HALL OF FAMEReg. 3765833412008LiveImber
Florida Department of CitrusFLORIDA GRAPEFRUITReg. 3972142352010Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusFLORIDA CITRUSReg. 4199132352010Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusFLORIDA ORANGE JUICEReg. 4084855352010Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusFLORIDA ORANGE JUICE FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF CITRUSSerial 85215594352011Not registeredDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusCAPTAIN C'S CREATIVE JUICES CHALLENGEReg. 4229698352012Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusCReg. 4225776412012Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusOJ4NRGReg. 4240896352012Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusTAKE ON THE DAYReg. 4476926352012Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusTHE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN CITRUSReg. 4229690412012Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusCAPTAIN CITRUSReg. 4759325412014LiveDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusTHE OFFICIAL DRINK OF SPRING BREAKReg. 5023665352015LiveDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusTHERE'S AMAZING INSIDE FLORIDA CITRUS GIFTSReg. 4930375352015LiveDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusAMAZING 5 TASTE VITAMIN C POTASSIUM FOLATE NO ADDED SUGARReg. 4999744352015LiveDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusTHERE'S AMAZING INSIDE FLORIDA GRAPEFRUITReg. 4930374352015LiveDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusTHERE'S AMAZING INSIDE FLORIDA CITRUSReg. 4930373352015LiveDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusTHERE'S AMAZING INSIDE FLORIDA ORANGE JUICEReg. 4917701352015Registered; since lapsedDoppelt
National Watermelon Association and Promotion BoardWATERMELON BOARDReg. 4958979352015LiveImber
National Watermelon Association and Promotion BoardWATERMELON BOARDReg. 4915800352015Registered; since lapsedImber
Tree DefenderTREE DEFENDER PROTECTING ONE TREE AT A TIMEReg. 6075609202018LiveImber
Tree DefenderMAKE CITRUS GREAT AGAINReg. 6080808202018LiveImber
Dundee Citrus Growers AssociationC.U.P.S. (CITRUS UNDER PROTECTIVE SCREEN)Serial 88588218112019Not registeredImber
Tree DefenderGROW'EM IN THE SUNReg. 7145838202019LiveImber
Dundee Citrus Growers AssociationDUN-DReg. 6174092312020LiveImber
Dundee Citrus Growers AssociationFLORIDA RUBIES GROWN BETTER · TASTES BETTERReg. 7231114312020LiveImber
Dundee Citrus Growers AssociationFLORIDA SUNNIES GROWN BETTER · TASTES BETTERReg. 7219109312020LiveImber
Dundee Citrus Growers AssociationECO GROWN CITRUS BY DUN-DReg. 7231081312020LiveImber
Florida Department of CitrusFLORIDA ORANGE JUICE THE ORIGINAL WELLNESS DRINK.Reg. 7006693352020LiveDoppelt
National Watermelon Association and Promotion BoardWATERMELON BOARDReg. 684954235, 43, 442021LiveImber
Florida Department of CitrusFLORIDA ORANGE JUICEReg. 7887043352024LiveDoppelt
Florida Department of CitrusFLORIDA GRAPEFRUITReg. 7912628352024LiveDoppelt

What citrus clients rely on us for

  • Industry marks. Certification-style seals and origin marks such as 100% PURE FLORIDA and FRESH FROM FLORIDA that tell buyers the product is Florida citrus.
  • Promotion campaigns. Taglines and characters, from CAPTAIN CITRUS to THERE'S AMAZING INSIDE, registered before each campaign launches.
  • Grower brands. Fruit and juice brands for cooperatives and growers, maintained for decades through renewals.
  • Grove technology. Brands for the products and services growers use to fight citrus greening and protect young trees.

USPTO records as of October 28, 2026. "Firm attorney of record" is the attorney listed in the USPTO record today; for older marks this may be the attorney who took over maintenance rather than the one who filed. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Featured with the client's permission.

Spotlight · Agriculture trademark protection team

From farm and fishery to the U.S. shelf

Our agriculture trademark protection team works with growers, packers, importers, and food producers whose products move through Miami, including flowers from Colombia, Ecuador, and Kenya, bananas from Latin America, salmon from Chile, and olive oil and specialty foods from Spain. We clear and register the brands that go on the box, the label, and the bill of lading, and keep them in force as the products move between markets.

6agriculture and food clients featured
5U.S. registrations, three of them renewed or incontestable
2new applications approved and allowed
5countries of origin: Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Kenya, and Spain
Cut flowers · Colombia, Ecuador, and Kenya to the U.S.

Elite Flower

The Elite Flower grows more than 1,000 flower varieties on farms in Colombia, Ecuador, and Kenya. Its U.S. importing company, Elite Flower Services, Inc., is based in Miami, the entry point for most fresh-cut flowers sold in the United States.

  • ELITE FLOWERReg. 4265574 · Class 31 · Cut flowersRegistered 2012; renewed
  • ELITE BOUQUETReg. 4255112 · Class 31 · Cut flowersRegistered 2012; renewed

Our work: Both marks were filed on an intent-to-use basis for Elite Flower Services, Inc., registered in 2012, and renewed for a second ten-year term.

Fresh bananas · Latin America to Florida

Inca Bananas · Inca Fruits LLC

Inca Fruits LLC of Hialeah, Florida, built the INCA BANANAS brand for fresh bananas distributed through South Florida.

  • INCA BANANASReg. 5525685 · Class 31 · Fresh bananasRegistered 2018; §§ 8 & 15 accepted

Our work: Filed for Inca Fruits LLC on an intent-to-use basis and registered in 2018. The registration has since been assigned to Corporación Internacional Los Ángeles, Inc. of Miami, and is now incontestable.

Extra virgin olive oil · Spain

Aceite de Oliva Valderrama, S.L.

Valderrama is a Spanish brand of extra virgin olive oil, smoked olive oil, and Sherry vinegar, headquartered in Madrid.

  • VALDERRAMAReg. 6098838 · Class 29 · Olive oil, extra virgin olive oil, flavored dipping oilRegistered 2020

Our work: Registered on the strength of the Spanish registration under Section 44(e), so the U.S. registration issued without waiting for U.S. sales.

Spanish gourmet foods · Extremadura, Spain

Iberitos

Iberitos, from Don Benito in Extremadura, sells Spanish cheeses, pâtés, olive oil, preserves, and prepared foods, and ships them internationally through its online store.

  • IBERITOSReg. 7319243 · Class 29, 35, 39 · Foods; online retail; delivery of goodsRegistered 2024

Our work: One registration covers the food products, the online store, and the delivery services, each in its own class. Owner: Huerta Dehesa El Alcornocal, S.L.

Farmed salmon and seafood · Puerto Montt, Chile

AquaChile

Empresas AquaChile S.A. is a Chilean producer of farmed salmon and seafood that sells in markets on five continents, with the United States among the largest.

  • AQUACHILESerial 99259798 · Class 29 · Fish and seafood productsAllowed; extension of time to file use granted

Our work: A new application for the house brand, filed June 30, 2025 by Melissa Dangond, has been approved and allowed, and is kept alive while U.S. use is documented.

Meat, poultry, and seafood trading · Coral Gables, Bogotá, and Mexico

Andes Global Trading

Andes Global Trading, based in Coral Gables with offices in Colombia and Mexico, trades beef, pork, lamb, poultry, seafood, and frozen foods sourced from major U.S. producers for buyers across Latin America.

  • MEADOW & TABLESerial 99515671 · Class 29 · Frozen meatAllowed; extension of time to file use granted

Our work: A private-label brand for frozen meat, filed on an intent-to-use basis in November 2025 and already allowed.

What the team does for agriculture brands

  • Box, label, and brand. Registrations for the brand on the carton and the label, kept separate from variety and product names, which cannot be registered.
  • Foreign registrations put to work. Section 44(e) filings, as for VALDERRAMA and IBERITOS, let a registration from home support a U.S. registration before U.S. sales begin.
  • Importer and grower aligned. Ownership is placed with the right company, the grower abroad or its U.S. importer, and assignments are recorded when it changes.
  • Maintenance. Renewals and Section 8 and 15 declarations keep long-running brands such as ELITE FLOWER and INCA BANANAS in force.

Who the team works with

  • Flower growers and importers using Miami International Airport
  • Fresh-produce importers and distributors in South Florida
  • Seafood, meat, and poultry producers and traders
  • Spanish and Latin American food and olive oil producers entering the U.S.
  • Florida citrus, nursery, and specialty growers

Status from USPTO records as of October 28, 2026. Company descriptions from the companies' own websites. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Featured with the client's permission.

Five top recommendations

What we recommend for agriculture brands

Our five most important steps for protecting a brand in this industry, in the order most clients need them.

1

Separate the brand from the variety

Use a trademark alongside the variety name, never in place of it. The variety name must stay available to everyone.

2

Register labels and box designs

Produce sells by label and box. Register the label design as well as the word mark.

3

Protect new varieties separately

Use plant patents or Plant Variety Protection for new varieties, and coordinate them with your brand.

4

File in export markets

Register in the countries where you sell before shipping, especially in first-to-file systems.

5

Record with CBP

Recordation helps stop counterfeit labels and products at the border.

USPTO data · Agriculture

Agriculture brand filings at the USPTO, 2021 to 2026

Applicants filed 7,699 U.S. trademark applications in this category from 2021 to 2025, and filings in 2025 were down 13% from 2021. 11,454 live registrations cover it today.

Applications filed per year

U.S. applications by filing date. The 2026 bar covers January to late October.

01,0002,0001,72220211,40920221,40620231,66220241,50020251,3142026*
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YearApplications filedRegistered to dateAbandonedRegistrations issued that year
20211,7221,005670857
20221,409794535884
20231,406768492819
20241,662852479976
20251,5006002831,076
2026 (Jan.–Oct.)1,3148037926

Applications filed and registrations issued

Applications by filing year, and registrations by the year they issued.

Applications filedRegistrations issued
05001,0001,5002,00020212022202320242025

What happened to each year's applications

Status today of applications filed each year. Recent years are still largely pending.

RegisteredAbandonedPending or other
7,699U.S. applications filed, 2021–2025
4,612registrations issued, 2021–2025
57%of 2021–2023 applications have registered, vs 58.9% for all applicants
5.9%of 2021–2025 applications came from Florida owners

How we counted. USPTO trademark records, retrieved October 28, 2026. The USPTO does not classify filings by industry, so this page counts: Applications in Class 31 whose goods mention fresh fruits, fresh vegetables, fresh citrus, seeds, live plants, or unprocessed coffee. An application is counted once even if it names several qualifying classes.

Who registers most

Top five trademark registrants: Agriculture Brands

The owners that received the most U.S. registrations in this category since January 2021. Nurseries lead because each plant they market under a brand name gets its own registration.

U.S. registrations issued since January 2021, by owner

Registrations issued January 2021 to October 2026 in the category described in the data section, by current owner.

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RankOwnerRegistrations since 2021
1Spring Meadow Nursery, Inc.146
2Bloom Fresh International Limited53
3David Austin Roses Limited41
4The Conard-Pyle Company35
5Bailey Nurseries, Inc.27

Counts every registration in the category by its current owner, excluding broad filings that name more than six classes. Listed for information only. These companies are not clients of the firm, and their inclusion implies no affiliation.

How we support agriculture brands

Who does what for your brand

A licensed attorney is responsible for each matter, supported by paralegals and docketing staff who manage documents, deadlines, and monitoring.

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Attorneys

Strategy, filings, and enforcement.

  • Clearance searches and written risk opinions
  • Applications drafted for agriculture goods and services
  • Responses to USPTO refusals and oppositions
  • Demand letters, licenses, and litigation

Paralegals and docketing

Files complete and deadlines met.

  • Specimens, dates of use, and evidence
  • Docketing of every USPTO and renewal deadline
  • U.S. Customs recordation and Amazon Brand Registry
  • Watch notices for new conflicting filings
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Client service

Clear, bilingual, and easy to reach.

  • Service in English and Spanish
  • Copies of every USPTO notice, explained
  • A written estimate before each filing
  • Renewal reminders well in advance
Questions

Frequently asked questions

Can I trademark my plant variety's name?

No. A variety name is treated as generic. Use a separate trademark for marketing the variety.

How are new plant varieties protected?

By plant patents for asexually reproduced plants, or Plant Variety Protection certificates for seed-propagated varieties.

Can I use 'Florida' in my brand?

As a secondary element. A geographic term describing where produce comes from is not registrable on its own without acquired distinctiveness.

Do I need to register in the countries I export to?

Yes. U.S. registration does not protect the brand abroad.

Can I register my box label?

Yes, as a design mark, if it is distinctive.

What class are fresh produce and plants in?

Class 31. Processed foods are in Classes 29 and 30, and coffee in Class 30, or Class 31 if unroasted.

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