#Trademark Class 29 – Complete Guide for Applicants
Trademark Class 29 under the NICE Classification covers food products of animal origin, dairy products, milk-based preparations, edible oils, fats, and processed food items used for consumption.
Panchamrit is a sacred religious food preparation (Prasad) made from five holy ingredients—milk, curd, ghee, honey, and sugar. It is widely used in Hindu puja, abhishek, temples, festivals, havan, and religious ceremonies and is later consumed as prasadam by devotees.
Since Panchamrit is an edible, milk-based religious food product, it is correctly classified under Trademark Class 29.
If your business manufactures, packs, or sells Panchamrit as a consumable religious offering, your brand must be registered under Class 29 for trademark protection.
This class is essential for temple prasad suppliers, religious food product brands, dairy-based puja item manufacturers, and spiritual food startups.
#🧾 Detailed List of Goods Covered Under Class 29 (Relevant to Panchamrit)
#A. Religious Food & Prasad Items
Panchamrit for puja
Panchamrit prasad
Temple-use panchamrit
Abhishek and ritual food offerings
#B. Milk & Dairy-Based Preparations
Milk-based religious foods
Curd and ghee-based preparations
Dairy mixtures for prasad use
#C. Edible Religious Preparations
Sacred food offerings for rituals
Consumable puja items
Religious edible preparations
#D. Packaged & Processed Food Products
Ready-to-use panchamrit packs
Bottled or sealed prasad items
Processed religious food products
#🚫 What’s NOT Included in Class 29
❌ Item | ✅ Goes To |
|---|---|
Panchamrit for non-edible ritual use | Class 3 |
Raw milk (unprocessed) | Class 31 |
Ayurvedic or medicinal formulations | Class 5 |
Religious or priest services | Class 45 |
Retail prasad or puja samagri shop | Class 35 |
Preparation or serving services | Class 43 |
#💡 Practical Tips for Trademark Applicants
#✅ Clearly mention product description:
“Panchamrit for puja and prasad,”
“Edible religious food offering,”
“Milk-based prasad preparation,”
“Packaged panchamrit for rituals.”
#✅ Use strong legal wording:
“Milk and dairy-based edible preparations; religious food offerings; panchamrit for puja and prasad purposes.”
#⚠️ Regulatory Note (Important)
Manufacture and sale of Panchamrit may require:
FSSAI Registration / License
Proper hygiene, labeling, and shelf-life declaration
Compliance with food safety regulations
#Additional Class Suggestions
If you sell panchamrit through shops or online → Add Class 35
If you run prasad preparation or serving outlets → Add Class 43
If panchamrit is part of religious services → Add Class 45
#🧠 Summary
Trademark Class 29 covers Panchamrit when sold as an edible, milk-based religious food or prasad.
If your business deals in panchamrit meant for consumption after puja, Class 29 is mandatory for trademark protection.
#❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1. Is Panchamrit covered under Trademark Class 29?
✅ Yes, as an edible dairy-based religious preparation, it falls under Class 29.
Q2. Can Panchamrit be trademarked?
✅ Yes, religious food and prasad products can be trademarked.
Q3. What if Panchamrit is not meant for consumption?
❌ Non-edible ritual preparations fall under Class 3, not Class 29.
Q4. Is FSSAI registration required?
✅ Yes, if Panchamrit is prepared, packed, or sold as a food product.
Q5. Should I add Class 35 if I sell Panchamrit online?
✅ Yes, Class 35 is strongly recommended for retail and e-commerce activities.