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The principle role of the trademarks department is to register trademarks and appellations of origin in Israel.

The registration of trade and service marks is governed by the Trade Mark Ordinance (new version) 1972, and the Trademarks Rules, 1940, as amended up in 1967.

What is a Trademark?

A trademark is a mark used or intended to be used by a person in relation to goods he manufactures or deals with.

A service mark is a mark used or intended to be used by a person in relation to a service redered by him.

What can be register

Letters, numbers, words, devices, or other signs, or combination thereof, whether two-dimensional or three dimensional, which are adapted to distinguish the goods or services of the proprietor from those of other persons. Marks may be registered in any language.