The international classification of goods and services is a standard classification system widely used in global trademark registration. This system helps clearly categorize goods and services, supporting a more efficient trademark registration and protection process. This article will provide a detailed introduction to the international classification, its usage, and the benefits it offers businesses in protecting intellectual property rights.

1. International Classification of Goods and Services (Nicrus Classification)

An international classification system used to classify goods and services for trademark purposes. The Nixon Classification was established under the Nixon Agreement of 1957 and is periodically revised by a Panel of Experts of the Nixon Committee.

International Classification of Goods and Services (according to the Nice Agreement) version 12-2024 applicable from January 1, 2024

2. Classification of Pellets

Is a hierarchical system used to classify the figurative elements of a mark into Classes - Subclasses - Groups based on the shape of the figurative elements. The Vienna Classification was established under the Vienna Agreement of 1973 and is periodically revised by a Panel of Experts of the Vienna Commission.

The 8th edition of the Vienna Classification Table can be downloaded here: File Excel / File PDF.

3. Vietnamese translation of nearly 53,000 terms outside the Nix Classification of Goods/Services of the Madrid Goods and Services Management and Database (MGS) Tool, which can be used for reference during the trademark application process. Please note, this document is for reference only and is not legally binding. Documents download here: File Excel / File PDF

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