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German confectionery company Haribo Holding, known for releasing its gummy bears, has applied for a trademark related to NFTs and metaverses.
According to an application filed with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) on April 25, Haribo plans toRun audio and video recordings, as well as other types of multimedia files that are related to the company's confectionery.
Haribo also plans to introduce smart glasses, virtual reality glasses, augmented reality glasses, jewelry, toys, game consoles, slot machines, and clothing.
Founded in 1920, Haribo is one of the largest confectionery companies in Germany, and hasoperating branches in more than 100 countries, including Europe and the USA.
Recently, it was reported that Calbee, one of the leading snack manufacturers in Japan, is launchingthe "Chips-NFT" advertising campaign for the distribution of collectible tokens on the Astar blockchain.
In April, the owners of the Papa Johns pizza chain announced that they were going to release a collection of non-fungible tokens with images of three of the most popular pizzas.The Papa Johns collection will include Super Papa's Pizza, Spicy Chicken Ranch Pizza and Vegan Cheese Garden Special Pizza.
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