A trademark is the first sign and facade of an operator, and
choosing a good trademark is crucial for production and operation.
In an industry, some preferred terms have become popular, such as
in the baby formula industry, where A2 as a special milk source
identifier is eagerly sought after for registration or inclusion in
trademarks; in the cookie industry, the crown graphic is widely
used. In the cosmetics industry, various "doctor" terms
frequently appear in brand names; in the food and fast food
industry, the hamburger graphic is also a top consideration.
Therefore, the situation of preferred terms in these industries
being sought after for registration will inevitably lead to
conflicts of trademark rights. It is worth considering whether two
trademarks containing the same elements will always be considered
as similar trademarks.
