Services
Food, drink and accommodation services
Services for providing food and drink, and temporary accommodation.
Watch out: Serving food is Class 43; a branded product you also sell (e.g. bottled sauce, roasted beans) needs a goods class too.
What it covers
- Restaurant, café and bar services
- Catering
- Hotel and temporary accommodation
- Takeaway and delivery services
Typical businesses
- Restaurants, cafés and bars
- Hotels and B&Bs
- Catering businesses
Not sure this is your class? A business often spans several — the product in one class, the service that sells it in another. NameVetted works out your likely classes from a description of your business and screens the trademark register against them. How trademark classes work →
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Related classes
Businesses in Class 43 often need cover in these too.
29Meat, dairy and prepared foodsMeat, fish and poultry, preserved and prepared fruit and vegetables, dairy and edible oils.30Coffee, bakery and staple foodsCoffee, tea and cocoa, bakery and confectionery, and store-cupboard staples.32Beers and soft drinksBeers, non-alcoholic beverages, mineral waters and preparations for making drinks.33Wines and spiritsAlcoholic beverages other than beer, and preparations for making them.39Transport, storage and travelTransport of goods and people, packaging and storage, and travel arrangement.
This is general information to help you screen a name, not legal advice. Class scope can be finely balanced — confirm the right classes with a qualified trademark attorney before you file.