YET WE RICE Trademark

Tote bags; Handbags, purses and wallets; Backpacks; Messenger bags; Duffel bags; Sling bags; Reusable shopping bags; Beach bags; Drawstring pouches; Make-up bags sold empty; Toiletry bags sold empty; Suitcases; Luggage; Carry-on bags; Garment bags for travel; Travel bags; Wallets; Credit card cases; Coin purses; Key holders being key cases; Cosmetic bags sold empty; Reusable textile produce bags to carry produce from grocery stores and farmer's markets; Pet clothing; Pet leashes; Pet collars; Sport bags; Hiking bags; Saddlebags; Umbrellas; Canes and walking sticks; Leather and imitation leather bags; Handbags made of leather and imitation leather

Clothing, namely, t-shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, jackets, vests, aprons, chef coats, pants, shorts, skirts, dresses, and jumpsuits; headwear, including baseball caps, beanies, bucket hats, sun hats, and headbands; scarves, shawls, and clothing wraps; socks, hosiery, and tights; footwear, including shoes, sandals, boots, slippers, and athletic shoes; branded uniforms for culinary, educational, gardening, and agricultural settings; children's clothing, namely, shirts, dresses, pants, shorts, skirts, jackets, hats, and footwear; loungewear and sleepwear, including robes, pajama sets, nightgowns, and slippers; yoga and wellness wear, namely, leggings, crop tops, tank tops, sports bras, and workout sweatsuits; maternity and nursing wear, namely, clothing tops, dresses, skirts, and bras; festival or event-themed apparel, namely, t-shirts, hats, and accessories; clothing headwraps, turbans, and bandanas; seasonal, holiday-themed and weatherappropriate clothing, namely, coats, scarves, mittens, and winter boots; Sustainable and eco-friendly clothing, namely, pants, shirts, jackets; aprons

Picnic baskets sold empty; Insulated lunch bags; Flower pots; Non-electric cookware, namely, pots, pans, roasting pans, baking sheets, casserole dishes; Dutch ovens; kitchen utensils, namely, spatulas, cooking spoons, ladles, non-electric kitchen whisks, serving tongs, mixing spoons, turners, serving spoons, cutting boards, rolling pins, mixing bowls, thermally insulated containers for food, salad spinners, colanders and cooking strainers; tableware, namely, plates, bowls, dishes, serving platters, cake stands, serving trays, and saucers; drinkware, namely, mugs, cups, tumblers, glasses, carafes, and pitchers; reusable plastic water bottles sold empty; Thermal insulated containers for food or beverages; insulated lunch boxes and food jars; ceramic goods, namely, handcrafted plates, bowls, mugs; non-electric cookware, namely, pots, pans, dishes; kitchen textiles, namely, oven mitts, and potholders; Candle holders, vases, planters for flowers and plants, decorative earthenware jars; non-metal household baskets, plastic storage containers for household use, soap dishes, toothbrush holders; Decorative centerpieces of crystal, china, terra cotta, earthenware, glass, porcelain, ceramic; Holiday ornaments of ceramic, other than Christmas tree ornaments; Flower and plant cultivation trays, watering cans, empty spray bottles for misting plants, flower baskets, and decorative planters for flowers and plants

Printed cookbooks; Printed recipe books; Printed anthologies featuring recipes; Printed books in the field of cultural storytelling; Printed children's books; Printed books in the field of children's stories exploring food, identity, and belonging; Stickers; Printed posters; Printed educational publications, namely, printed educational materials, and facilitator guides in the fields of food justice, nutrition, and wellness, and the use of food as a medium for cultural education and social transformation; Printed educational publications, namely, workbooks, journals, coloring books, activity books, and illustrated storybooks in the fields of community healing, youth and child education, culinary heritage, intergenerational learning, family-based storytelling rooted in culture and community, and the role of food as medicine, nourishment, agriculture, and wellness

Online publication of blogs; Entertainment services, namely, providing podcasts in the field of story-driven interviews with chefs, farmers, and food activists featuring explorations of heritage foods and their ties to memory and movement and conversations connecting food to justice, creativity, and identity and the celebration of underrepresented voices in the global food system.; Online journals, namely, blogs featuring culinary traditions and food ways, food justice and access, cultural storytelling and lived experiences, and educational content from food leaders and system thinkers; Educational services, namely, providing conferences, symposiums, congresses, educational and motivational speakers, panel discussions in the fields of community healing, youth and child education, food heritage, culturally-rooted storytelling, food justice and access, nutrition and wellness, agriculture, and the use of food as a medium for cultural expression, education, and social transformation and distribution of educational and course material in connection therewith; Production and distribution of television shows and movies; Production of television programs; Entertainment services in the nature of development, creation, production and post-production services of multimedia entertainment content; Entertainment services in the nature of production of non-downloadable television programs and multimedia entertainment content via the internet, featuring curated storytelling, interviews, and immersive explorations of the intersections between food, agriculture, identity, justice, and imagination; Entertainment services, namely, an ongoing multimedia program featuring story-driven documentary series, talk shows, and edutainment programming exploring food culture, agriculture, waste reduction, memory, and movement across diverse global communities distributed via various platforms across multiple forms of transmission media