Blog & IP Insights
Certification Marks in Nepal: How They Work
A certification mark in Nepal is a special type of registered mark that guarantees a product or service meets...
The Biggest IP Mistakes Startups Make
Avoid costly startup IP mistakes in Nepal by understanding first-to-file rules, NICE classification requiremen...
How Nepali FMCG Brands Protect Their Names
Learn how Nepali FMCG brands protect names through Department of Industry registration, NICE class strategy, a...
Protecting Traditional Knowledge & Nepali Handicrafts
Protecting traditional knowledge IP Nepal requires registering distinct brands under the Patent, Design and Tr...
Why Big Brands Redesign Their Logos
Big brands redesign logos to stay relevant, modernise their identity, and adapt to digital trends—while keepin...
How to Build a Brand That Is Easy to Protect
Building a protectable brand strategy in Nepal means picking a distinctive name and logo that the Department o...
Allo, Dhaka & Traditional Nepali Textiles: Protecting the Brand
Registering a dhaka textile trademark in Nepal protects the brand name, logo, and tagline under which you sell...
How E-commerce Is Changing IP Protection
E-commerce is fundamentally changing intellectual-property protection in Nepal.
Word Mark vs Device Mark vs Combined Mark in Nepal (Which to File)
Should you file your brand name, your logo, or both together? Word, device and combined trademarks protect dif...