BJ's Wholesale Club, Inc. trademark application for BESTKEPT

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BJ's Wholesale Club, Inc., a corporation organized in Delaware, applied to register the trademark BESTKEPT with the United States Patent and Trademark Office on 2026-10-08, serial number 50152011. The application covers one class of goods and services, Class 29 (Meat, dairy and prepared foods), and is based on an intent to use the mark in commerce (the goods or services are not yet sold under it). The latest step on the record is "Application filing receipt mailed" on 2026-10-08.

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What will BESTKEPT be used for?

Class 29 (Meat, dairy and prepared foods)

Frozen vegetables; frozen fish; frozen shrimp; canned cooked meat; canned vegetables; canned olives; marinated mushrooms; sun dried tomatoes; roasted red peppers; uncooked hamburger patties; dried fruit; processed nuts; frozen meals consisting primarily of meat, fish, poultry or vegetables; prepackaged garden salads; organic milk; soybean milk; cheese; flavored nuts; butter; bacon; processed meat, namely, ham, turkey, chicken and beef; smoked salmon; hot dogs; fresh meat; cream cheese; vegetable oil for culinary purposes; canola oil for culinary purposes; organic cooked mixed vegetables; milk; cottage cheese; eggs; prepared foods, namely, mashed potatoes, meat loaf with gravy, frozen chicken namely, grilled chicken breasts, grilled vegetables, sausages and processed peppers, and seven-layer Mexican dip consisting predominantly of sour cream and cream cheese; yogurts; bouillon; peanut butter; almond butter; fruit preserves, namely, strawberry preserves; smoked meats; potato chips; rotisserie chicken; canned chicken meat; processed artichokes; processed hearts of palm; processed pitted Kalamata olives; processed olives; processed pepperoncini; processed stuffed manzanilla olives; soy bean oil for food; extra virgin olive oil for food; bacon bits; avocado oil for food; coconut oil for food; plantain chips; trail mix consisting primarily of processed nuts and also including dried fruit; wasabi peas; potato skins; mozzarella sticks; appetizers, namely, breaded and fried jalapeno peppers; appetizers, namely, breaded and fried spinach and artichoke balls; bacon-wrapped scallops; spinach artichoke dips; frozen vegetables, namely, green beans, cauliflower; frozen mixed vegetables; frozen sweet corn; frozen Asian blend vegetables; processed broccoli; frozen shredded potatoes; French fries; frozen fruit, namely, blueberries, strawberries, cherries, tropical fruit blend, triple berry blend; frozen meatballs; frozen seafood; coffee creamer; processed almonds; processed cashew nuts; oil-based cooking spray; kettle-cooked potato chips; processed chia seeds; ready-to-eat potato salad; ready-to-eat chicken salad; ready-to-eat seafood salad; ready-to-eat coleslaw; ready-to-eat hummus; ready-to-eat chickpea salad; snack mix consisting primarily of processed nuts; margarine; boneless skinless chicken breasts; sausages; dried fruits; nut-based snack bars; cheese appetizers

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A company that wants to protect a new brand name in the United States files a trademark application with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. The application names the mark, the company applying, the classes of goods and services it will be used for, in the company's own words, and whether the brand is already on sale or is still to launch. Each application gets a serial number and a public record that follows it through examination.

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Source: USPTO record for BESTKEPT, serial number 50152011.

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