Parties To The Nice Agreement

The list of contracting parties to the Nice agreement is regularly updated. The Nice classification is based on a multilateral treaty managed by WIPO. This treaty, concluded in Nice (France) on 15 June 1957, is referred to as the „Nice Agreement on the International Classification of Goods and Trademark Registration Services.“ This classification is commonly referred to as the „Nice Classification.“ The Nice Agreement is open to States Parties to the „Paris Convention on the Protection of Industrial Property.“ In order to keep the Nice classification up to date, it is constantly revised. A new edition is published every five years and, since 2013, a new version of each issue is published every year. The review will be carried out by the expert committee set up as part of the Nice Agreement. All States Parties to the Convention are members of the Expert Committee. Owners must also group goods or services according to the Nice classification for registrations when they are renewed. The use of the list of products and services previously authorized when submitting a new or amended application ensures that these conditions are considered acceptable by the Agency. Therefore, using this list can reduce the need for office action, which can lead to a faster review of your application.

Class 7 Machinery and machine tools; engines and engines (excluding land-based vehicles); Machine clutch and transmission components (excluding land-based vehicles); Agricultural equipment that is not hand-operated; Egg incubators; Detached machines of class 17 unprocessed and semi-processed rubber, gutta-percha, chewing gum, asbestos, mica and substitutes for all these materials; plastics and resins, in extruded form, for manufacturing; Packaging, braking and insulation materials flexible tubes, pipes and pipes, not class 3 metals and other washing materials; cleaning, polishing, scrubming and abrasive preparations; non-drug soaps perfumery, essential oils, non-drug cosmetics, non-drug hair lotions; Non-drug transport Of Toothpaste 39; Packaging and storing goods Travel arrangement. Class 36 insurance; Financial matters Monetary issues Real Estate Class 6 Base metals and their alloys, Ere; metal materials for construction and construction; transportable metal buildings; metal materials for railways; Cables and non-electric wires made of ordinary metal; Hardware, small pieces of metal material; Metal tubes and pipes; metal containers for storage or transport; chests; Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany (Federal Republic of Germany), Hungary, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Monaco, Morocco, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Yugoslavia. (19 countries) The full Nice classification is only available on the Internet; there is no print publication of the Nice classification.