Trademark Class 30 for Protecting Your Spices & Food Products Brands
If your business deals in spices, packaged food products, or operates a food-related business, your brand must be registered under Trademark Class 30. This class covers a wide range of food items, including spices, coffee, tea, bakery products, and confectionery used in households, restaurants, and retail settings.
Whether you manufacture organic spices, distribute packaged snacks, or run a food business, securing your brand through trademark registration under Class 30 helps ensure exclusivity and legal protection in the highly competitive food market.
Let’s explore what’s covered under Trademark Class 30, what’s excluded, and how to register your trademark effectively.
Understanding Trademark Classification in India
Trademarks in India are governed by the Trade Marks Act, 1999, which allows businesses to legally protect their brand name, product identity, and visual assets across specific categories.
India follows the internationally recognized Nice Classification system, which divides all goods and services into 45 trademark classes—Classes 1 to 34 for goods and Classes 35 to 45 for services.
What Products Can You Trademark Under Class 30?
Trademark Class 30 includes a broad array of food-related products, including spices, coffee, tea, baked goods, and confectionery. These items are commonly sold in supermarkets, used in restaurants, and manufactured for export.
Here’s a detailed list of what can be registered under Class 30
- Spices – Includes powdered and whole spices used for culinary purposes, such as curry powder, turmeric, chili powder, etc.
- Coffee and tea – including ground coffee, whole coffee beans, tea bags, and loose leaf tea.
- Bakery goods – Includes bread, cakes, pastries, cookies, muffins, and other baked goods.
- Confectionery – Sweets, chocolates, candy, and other sugar-based treats.
- Pasta and noodles – Dry and fresh pasta, instant noodles, and other related products.
- Sauces and condiments – Including ketchup, mayonnaise, mustard, and other sauces used in cooking or as toppings.
- Cereal-based snack foods – Granola bars, breakfast cereals, and other similar items.
- Processed or packaged food products – Ready-to-eat meals, packaged snacks, instant food mixes, etc.
Explore the Complete List of Products Classified Under Trademark Class 30
Browse this simplified list to see if your spices, baked goods, or confectionery products fall under Trademark Class 30. Use the search function to quickly confirm their classification before applying for trademark registration.
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Looking for the right trademark class for your product? Check out our detailed article on choosing the appropriate class for trademark registration to identify the best fit for your product.
What Is Not Included in Trademark Class 30?
While Trademark Class 30 covers many food-related items, certain products may belong to different classes depending on their composition or purpose.
Here’s a breakdown of products that are not covered under Class 30:
- Soft drinks, fruit juices, and carbonated drinks fall under Trademark Class for beverages (Class 32), as they are liquid refreshments.
- Alcoholic beverages such as beer, wine, whiskey, and liquor are classified under Trademark Class for alcoholic drinks (Class 33).
- Unprocessed agricultural products like fresh fruits, vegetables, and raw grains are not included in Class 30 and are classified under Trademark Class 31 for agricultural products (Class 31).
- Dietary supplements or nutritional powders intended for health or medicinal use are categorized under Trademark Class for pharmaceuticals (Class 5), as they serve a therapeutic or health-supporting purpose.
- Frozen foods like frozen vegetables, meats, or meals are part of Trademark Class for preserved foods (Class 29), not Class 30, even though they are technically processed food.
Determining the exact trademark class for your product can be tricky, especially when items overlap in function. If you’re unsure where your goods fit, use our Trademark Class Search Tool to find the right match and avoid rejection or delays.
Intellectual Properties You Should Trademark Under Class 30
If your business is involved in the production or sale of the items mentioned earlier, securing your intellectual property under Trademark Class 30 is essential to protect your brand’s identity.
Here are some key intellectual properties you should consider trademarking:
- Company Name – Register your business name (e.g., “SweetTreats Bakery Pvt. Ltd.”) to protect your identity across your product labels, online store, and trade listings.
- Brand Name – Trademark specific brand names like “SnackBurst,” “BrewMate,” or “Delightful Bites” that represent your unique food product lines.
- Product Line or Series Names – Protect names for specific product ranges such as “Gourmet Cookie Collection” or “Fresh Brew Teas” to preserve their distinctiveness in the market.
- Logos or Icons – Register logos or symbols associated with your products, whether it’s a recognizable icon on snack packaging or a unique emblem on your coffee cups.
- Slogans or Taglines – Trademark slogans like “Taste the Difference” or “Freshness in Every Bite” used in your marketing campaigns, ensuring they cannot be used by competitors.
List of Popular Brands Registered Under Class 30
Many prominent brands in the food and beverage industry have secured trademarks under Trademark Class 30 to protect their unique product lines across confectionery, bakery goods, beverages, and other food products.
Here are some notable examples
- Nestlé – A global leader in food and beverage, with iconic brands like “KitKat,” “Nescafé,” and “Maggi” all registered under Class 30 to protect their product names and logos.
- Britannia – Known for a wide range of biscuits, cakes, and dairy-based products, Britannia’s famous brands like “Good Day” and “Treat” are trademarked under Class 30.
- PepsiCo – While known for beverages, PepsiCo also offers various snack products and food brands like “Lays” and “Quaker Oats,” all protected under this class.
- Coca-Cola – Famous for its beverages, Coca-Cola also holds trademarks for its related food items like “Coca-Cola Cinnamon” and “Fanta Flavored Snacks” under Trademark Class 30.
- Amul – Known for its dairy and confectionery products, including “Amul Butter” and “Amul Chocolates,” all of which are registered under this class for protection.
- Tata Consumer Products – This brand holds trademarks for its wide range of food items and beverages, including “Tata Tea” and “Tata Salt,” under Trademark Class 30.
- MTR Foods – Specializing in packaged ready-to-eat meals, snacks, and spices, MTR’s products like “MTR Rava Upma” and “MTR Instant Mixes” are trademarked to ensure brand protection.
- The Hershey Company – Famous for its chocolates and sweets, Hershey has secured trademarks for its products such as “Hershey’s Kisses” and “Reese’s” under Class 30.
Why Register Your Trademark Under Class 30?
In the F&B industry, securing a trademark under Trademark Class 30 provides a strong foundation for your brand’s identity and growth. It not only protects your intellectual property but also ensures that you stay competitive in a market full of similar products.
Key Benefits for Food, Confectionery & Beverage Brands
- Exclusive Ownership of Brand Identity
Registering your trademark gives you full ownership of your business name, logos, packaging designs, and product lines. This protects your brand from being imitated or used without your permission.
- Legal Protection Across Markets
Trademark registration provides legal protection for your products across multiple platforms—from e-Commerce to retail stores. It also secures your products in trade channels such as wholesalers and distributors.
- Build Trust and Credibility
A registered trademark establishes your brand’s reputation among consumers. For food and beverage brands, consumers are more likely to trust and engage with trademarked products, as they are seen as reliable and of high quality.
- Enable Product Line Expansion
With a registered trademark, you can confidently diversify your product offerings without risking brand dilution. Whether you’re launching a new flavor or a limited-edition product, your trademark ensures your brand remains consistent and protected.
- Boost Business Valuation for Licensing or Partnerships
Trademark protection increases the perceived value of your intellectual property, making your brand more attractive for licensing agreements, franchising, or international expansion.
If you’ve read this far, you likely know if your product falls under Class 30. If it does, now’s the perfect time to take the next step—apply for trademark registration today with expert guidance from LegalWiz.
Still evaluating your next steps? These resources will help you make an informed decision:
- When and why you should trademark a name
- What can be registered as a trademark
- Different types of trademarks in India
- Trademark registration fees and costs in India
- Documents Required for Trademark Registration in India
10,000+ Brands Trust LegalWiz.in for Trademark Protection
From food and beverage manufacturers to confectionery makers, coffee roasters, and packaged snack brands, LegalWiz.in has helped over 10,000 Indian businesses secure their trademarks under the appropriate class.
With a solid understanding of trademark registration, we support food, drink, and confectionery brands in protecting their identity across both online and offline markets.
Why Choose LegalWiz.in for Your Trademark Registration?
Whether you’re launching a new snack product, scaling your confectionery brand, or introducing a new beverage line, LegalWiz.in ensures trademark registration under Class 30 is simple, fast, and reliable.
Here’s why food and beverage brands trust us
- Correct Class Filing – Ensure your food, beverage, and confectionery products are registered in the right class to avoid future complications.
- 100% Online Process – Complete your trademark filing digitally—no paperwork, no in-person visits.
- Affordable & Transparent Pricing – Clear, affordable pricing with no hidden costs—perfect for startups and manufacturers.
- Legal Support from Start to Finish – From name search to filing, handling objections, and renewals—we’ve got you covered.
- Pan-India Brand Trust – Serving businesses across food, beverage, snack, and wellness categories.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is flour or cereal included in Trademark Class 30?
Yes. Flour and cereals are classified under Class 30 as they are processed food items and are commonly used as ingredients in baking or cooking.
Does Class 30 include alcoholic beverages?
No. Alcoholic beverages fall under a different trademark class (Class 33). Class 30 covers only non-alcoholic beverages like soft drinks, coffee, and tea.
Can I register a brand name for my new snack or candy product in Class 30?
Yes. Snacks and candy products are included in Class 30, as they are considered confectionery items.
Is there a limit to what I can trademark under Class 30?
As long as your product fits within the definition of Class 30, you can trademark it. The class covers a broad range of food, beverages, and edible products, but doesn’t include fresh food items like fruits or meats, which are covered under Class 29.
How can I ensure my product falls under the correct class for trademark registration?
Use the Trademark Class Search Tool on our website to check if your product belongs to Class 30 or another relevant class before filing your application.
Can I trademark a product name before launching it?
Yes, you can file based on intended use. You’ll need to show your bona fide intent to use the mark commercially.
Will my trademark cover multiple product categories?
No. Your trademark is valid only for the classes you register under. If your business deals in multiple categories, consider filing in each relevant class to protect your brand fully.
What happens if I accidentally file in the wrong class?
If you choose the wrong trademark class, your application may still get processed, but your trademark won’t be legally protected for the relevant goods or services. This means others could legally use a similar mark in that correct class, and you wouldn’t have grounds to stop them. Moreover, trademark fees are non-refundable, so you’d have to file a new application in the correct class and pay the fees again.
How long does the trademark registration process take?
Trademark registration in India typically takes 6 months to 2 years, depending on any objections or third-party opposition. For a detailed overview of the process, read our complete guide on trademark registration process in India.
How long is a trademark valid, and how often do I need to renew it?
In India, a registered trademark is valid for 10 years. You must renew it every 10 years—either within 6 months before or after expiry—to maintain your rights.

Amisha Shah
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