DONGWON ENTERPRISE CO., LTD.

DONGWON

[soysauce, seasonings, sauces, food additives for non-nutritional purposes for use as a flavoring, ingredient or filler, ketchup, table salt, mayonnaise];beef, pork, eggs, ham, bacon, milk, fish oil, sesame oil, shortening, cotton seed oil, colza oil, corn oil, peanut oil, soy bean oil, perilla oil, olive oil, sunflower oil, linseed oil; prepared meals consisting primarily of tuna, salmon, cuttlefish, codfish, Alaska pollack, sardine, shellfish, mackerel pike, plaice, herring, oyster, sea bream; dried, seasoned and then roasted laver in the shape of thin paper, soybean paste, soypaste mixed with red peppers;[unprocessed hops, live animals, namely, cats, dogs and pigs; live worms, unprocessed tangle, unprocessed brown seaweed];The non-Latin characters appearing above the term DONGWON in the mark transliterate to dongwon.;

DONGWON

buckwheat noodle, spaghetti, Japanese noodle, Chinese noodle, Chinese vermicelli, entrees comprised primarily of cold noodles, Chinese noodle broiled with brown sauce, pizza, pizza pie, processed cereals, Korean style pan cake, seasoned envelope of dumplings made of flour (manduphi) stuffed with seasoned meat and vegetables, macaroni, hot dog sandwiches, yeast powder, frozen Chinese vermicelli, frozen noodle with vegetable (kimchi), frozen Japanese noodle, frozen noodle with sea food, bread crumbs, hotcake mix, Korean style pan cake mix, donut mix, seasoned coating for meat, fish and poultry used for frying, confectionery chips for baking, steamed cake, biscuit, cracker, cookie, wafers, hardtack, bread, taffy, Korean rice cake;vegetable soup, canned fruits, tuna, salmon, codfish, sardine cuttlefish, shellfish, salted spawn of Alaska pollack, plaice, mackerel pike, oyster, fish paste, canned seafood, grain sausage, spicy beef soup containing noodles, Korean grilled fish, meat or vegetables;unprocessed pine mushroom, sugar cane used for food purposes, malt for brewing and distilling purposes, animal foodstuff, live fishing bait, grass seed, fresh melons, sapling, namely, oak, maple, evergreen;The non-Latin characters in the mark transliterate to DONGWON. The wording has no meaning other than trademark significance.;