KFC, Taco Bell, and Pizza Hut File NFT and Metaverse Trademarks

In recent few months, many brands and businesses have been flocking towards virtual reality or Metaverse. Following Footsteps of Competitors Inspired by its competitor brand, McDonald’s, the owner of international food giants like Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, and Kentucky Fried Chicken, Yum! Brands submitted trademark applications for non-fungible tokens and metaverse services. A metaverse named EDDAVerse took to Twitter to announce the news of several international restaurants filing trademarks. The following are some of the restaurant chains that have filed trademarks for #NFTs & the #metaverse: • Buffalo Wild Wings • Dunkin’ Donuts • Jimmy Johns • Pizza Hut • Taco Bell • Hooters • Arby’s • Sonic • KFC#EDDAVerse #NFT #Web3 #NFTCommumity #nftart pic.twitter.com/1BpGzoUs8T — EDDAVerse (@EddaverseCO) March 31, 2022 Michael Kondoudis, the Metaverse trademark attorney tweeted earlier on March 20 about the trademark applications which must be filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office on March 25, 2022. KFC has filed trademark applications for its name and logo for: ✅ Virtual foods + drinks ✅ NFTs + NFT backed multimedia ✅ Online stores featuring virtual goods ✅ Virtual restaurants with “actual and virtual goods”#NFTs #Metaverse #Web3 #Cryptocurrency #MetaverseNFT pic.twitter.com/vho6bYkuzy — Mike Kondoudis (@KondoudisLaw) March 30, 2022 Kondoudis signaled that plans to expand into the NFT space and extend towards virtual s...