The trade or service mark which denotes that a certain product or service meets certain standards of quality.
A special type of registered trade mark which guarantees that goods or services bearing the mark meet a certain defined standard or have a particular characteristic. Certification marks are registered by trade associations, government departments, technical institutes and similar bodies. An example is the British Standards' kite mark.
A mark used to distinguish goods or services dealt with or provided in the course of trade and certified by the trade mark owner (or by another person approved by the owner) in relation to quality, accuracy or some other characteristic including origin, material or mode of manufacture.
A trade or service mark used to denote that a certain product or service meets certain standards of quality.
a federally registered trademark which certifies that the product bearing the mark meets certain standards
a mark that certifies that goods and/or services of another meet certain very specific standards of quality
a mark that its owner permits others to use in commerce to certify, for example, a mode of manufacture or quality
a mark used to certify a good in some way, regardless of its specific source
a mark which is used or intended to be used to certify that goods or services of others meet certain standards established by the owner
a special form of trademark that is applied to other people's products to certify some attribute of the product
a specified laboratory label, symbol, or other identifying mark that indicates the manufacturer produced the product in compliance with appropriate standards or that the product has been tested for specific end uses
a symbol, device, or name used by an organization to vouch for their products
a symbol, name, or device used by an organization to vouch for products and services provided by others -- for example, the "Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval
a symbol or name used to guarantee the quality of another's service or product
a type of trade mark whereby a trader can use the mark to indicate the origin, material, mode of manufacture of goods, performance of services, quality, accuracy of other characteristics
a type of trade mark whereby a trader uses
a type of trademark whereby a trader uses the mark to indicate the origin, material, mode of manufacture of products, mode of performance of services, quality, accuracy of other characteristics of products or services
Context is: trademark term. any word, name, symbol, device, or any combination, used, or intended to be used, in commerce by someone other than its owner, to certify regional or other origin, material, mode of manufacture, quality, accuracy, or other characteristics of such person's goods or services, or that the work or labor on the goods or services was performed by members of a union or other organization. -- see File Certification Mark
A specific type of mark, registered in the name of trade associations, government departments, technical institutes or similar bodies, which provides a guarantee that the goods or services bearing the mark meet a certain defined standard or possess a particular characteristic, as laid down by the owner.
A mark indicating that the goods meet some quality criteria, rather than indicating the trader. Regulations regarding the use of a certification mark are filed with the application.
A name, symbol, or other device used by an organization to vouch for the quality of products and services provided by others, for example, the "AAA Approved" sign found at hotels.
A generic term intended to include the UL Listing Mark, Classification Mark, Recognized Component Mark and Recognized Markings. Authorized use of a UL certification mark by a manufacturer is the manufacturer's declaration that the product was produced according to the UL requirements in effect at the time of manufacture and subject to UL's Follow-Up Service.
