Brands

/ˈbrændz/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Distinctive marks or symbols used by a business to identify its goods or services and distinguish them from others, often protected under trademark law.
    The company registered several new brands to expand its market presence.

Commentary

In legal usage, 'brands' typically refers to multiple trademarked marks or commercial identifiers, distinct from common uses related to marking livestock.

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