Collective Trademark

N epal Wool Felt Producer's and Exporter's Association (NWFPEA) is a non-profit organization that has been at the forefront of Nepal's wool felt industry since its establishment in 2006. It represents a collective force of felt industries, entrepreneurs, and businesses, working diligently to contribute to Nepal's economic development on both national and international stages. Our Vision and Mission At NWFPEA, our vision is to unite all wool felt manufactures, exporters, businesses, and stakeholders under on banner. Our mission is clear: to address challenges, weaknesses, and threats, and to unlock the vast potential and strengths that the wool felt industry in Nepal possesses. A Traditional Steeped in History Felting is not just an industry in Nepal: it's a cherished traditional. For generations, the people of the Himalayan region have crafted Radi(Carpets) and Pakhi(Blankets) using wool felt to combat the harsh cold of the region. This tradition extends beyond practicality: it carries deep significance and purity. Wool felt is even used in funerals, symbolizing its sanctity.

< strong>Chyangra Pashmina Trademark: Where Excellence Meets Integrity Protected in over 40 countries, our trademark guarantees a genuine, superior product,crafted sustainably in Nepal. We uphold strict quality standards, eco-friendly practices, and prohibit child labor. To display our logo, companies must adhere to our Code of Conduct through membership in the Nepal Pashmina Industries Association (NPIA). Join us in promoting the value of authentic Chyangra Pashmina worldwide. Chyangra Pashmina, renowned as the “cashmere of the highest grade,” epitomizes luxury and sophistication. Sourced from the Chyangra goats in Nepal’s lofty Himalayan heights, this ultra-soft cashmere has been cherished for centuries by nobility and royalty. Our label signifies authenticity and quality, guaranteeing that each item is made in Nepal and contains at least 51% of this precious Chyangra cashmere. Our Products:Elevate Your Style and Comfort Scarves and Shawls: Crafted in Nepal, our Chyangra Pashmina scarves and shawls blend style and comfort with a majority of fine cashmere fiber. Blankets and Throws: Meticulously woven for quality, our blankets and throws grow softerand more beautiful over time. Knitwear: Expertly knitted from luxurious cashmere yarn, our cardigans and sweaters embody a unique character, all designed and hand-finished in Nepal.

H imalayan Orthodox Tea Producers Association (HOTPA) was founded in 1998 through the collaborative efforts of small-scale farmers and entrepreneurs. Its establishment stemmed from the urgent recognition of the private sector’s pivotal role in poverty alleviation, employment generation within rural regions, and the fostering of economic growth in Nepal. HOTPA’s core mission centers around establishing orthodox tea as a prominent export commodity to boost the Nepalese economy. This distinguished association encompasses a diverse membership, encompassing small tea growers, tea gardens/ estates, and factories, collectively representing the entire Himalayan Tea sector of Nepal. HOTPA’S vision is to cultivate the highest quality of tea while fostering the development of a niche industry that empowers small-scale entrepreneurs and producers. This commitment underscores HOTPA’s profound social consciousness, dedicated to ensuring that everyone shares the benefits of business growth in farming.”

E xperience the rich and smoky allure of Nepali large cardamom, also known as “black gold” or “black cardamom,” a treasured member of the Zingiberaceae plant family. In the vibrant tapestry of South Asian cuisine, “black gold” also known as “black cardamom” stands as a symbol of opulence, offering a distinctive roasted aroma, a rustic brownish appearance, and a unique burnt taste, all achieved through ancient drying techniques and special postharvest processes in traditional Bhatti furnaces. Our cardamoms are cultivated in the pristine landscapes of Nepal, where they flourish organically, benefitting primarily low-income rural families. As Nepal’s second-largest export commodity and the largest agro-based export, large cardamom plays a pivotal role in empowering local communities. In 2016, the government simplified domestic export procedures and proudly introduced the collective trademark “Everest Big Cardamom.” This trademark serves as a hallmark of quality, assuring international buyers of the premium nature of our product. Major markets such as India, Pakistan, and the United Arab Emirates eagerly embrace Nepal’s large cardamom. The collective trademark is your assurance of exceptional quality, guaranteeing a culinary journey like no other. Recent data from February 2021 reveals a remarkable surge of over 90% in large cardamom exports, year over year. A staggering 67,000 households are engaged in large cardamom farming. Nepal’s dedication to large cardamom cultivation knows no bounds. Spanning across 46 districts, our nation’s total production soared to an impressive 6,849 metric tons in 2018. This remarkable volume cements Nepal’s status as the world’s leading producer of large cardamom, contributing more than half of the global production.

N epalese Lokta paper is renowned for its durability, defying humidity, tearing, and mold. For centuries, it was used as the official medium for preserving government records. It stands immune to the ravages of papercrawlers and silverfish, and its remarkable resistance to water is proven through vibrant color dyes that grace its surface. Beyond its practicality, Lokta paper carries a rich cultural legacy, having been the canvas for traditional sacred texts. The text imprinted on a Lokta sheet can endure for millennia, spanning 2000 to 3000 years, a testament to its enduring quality. Notably, Trade & Export Promotion Center ( TEPC ), in collaboration with Nepal Handmade Paper Association (HANDPASS) and other prominent trading groups, has championed the development of a collective trademark known as ‘Nepalokta’ for handmade Nepali paper. This trademark has already earned recognition in the European Union. Stringent norms and a Code of Conduct (CoC) have been meticulously crafted to outline the criteria for using this logo in the packaging materials and letterheads of handmade paper processors and exporters. The CoC serves as a beacon of uncompromising quality standards. UNICEF’s endorsement underscores Lokta’s sustainability as a raw material, with Baglung and Myagdi districts consistently producing Lokta paper for over 35 years without harming the environment. Similar sustainable harvesting practices are observed in other Lokta paper-producing districts. Lokta’s natural habitat spans across 55 of Nepal’s 75 districts, gracing the forests of the east, western mountains, and the Himalayan regions. Its remarkable journey continues on the global stage, with major export destinations including the United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Japan, Australia, Singapore, the Netherlands, Italy, Denmark, Switzerland, and China.

A t Nepal Herbs Collective Trademark, we’re on a clear mission: to uplift Nepali herbal products nationally and globally. Our collective trademark is the embodiment of this mission, serving essential purposes. Authentication: We validate the authenticity of Nepal’s Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (MAPs) products, assuring purity and trust with our logo. Enhancing Recognition: We aim to boost global recognition for Nepali herbal products, unlocking new markets worldwide. Standardization: Collaboratively, we’ve set rigorous standards for Nepali herbal products, ensuring consistent, top-notch quality. Market Expansion: We bridge Nepali herbal products to global markets, sharing our land’s treasures with the world. At Nepal Herbs Collective Trademark, we’re on a clear mission: to uplift Nepali herbal products nationally and globally. Our collective trademark is the embodiment of this mission, serving essential purposes: Nepal Herbs Collective Trademark isn’t just a symbol; it’s a testament to the dedication of countless individuals preserving Nepal’s natural heritage. Ethical Sourcing: Our products come from traceable supply chains, supporting smallholder farmers and wild collectors while preserving Nepal’s environment. Quality First: With over 3000 years of traditional wisdom, we prioritize quality over quantity, delivering pure, unadulterated products. Responsibility: We are committed to social and environmental responsibility, ensuring our products benefit communities and ecosystems. Choose Nepal Herbs for an authentic, ethical, and quality-driven experience. Elevate your offerings with the essence of Nepal.

F ounded in 2000, the Footwear Manufacturers Association of Nepal (FMAN) champions the export growth of domestic footwear. In partnership with the Nepal-German Trade Promotion Programme (TPP) and consultation with public and private sectors, FMAN crafted a national plan in May 2016. Footwear Industry is one of the most booming sectors in Nepal. Despite its recent beginning, the industry is currently meeting the national demand of 43%. Our motto is to reduce the import of Footwears and create market access of Nepalese Footwears.

I n a landmark achievement, the Nepal Carpet Manufacturers & Exporters Association (NCMEA) proudly announced the acquisition of the “Himalayan Nepalese Carpet” collective trademark certificate. This milestone marked the culmination of years of dedication and collaboration within the Nepalese Carpet Industry. This Collective trademark serves as an unequivocal guarantee of product quality. Members seeking the collective trademark must adhere to a meticulously crafted code of conduct, addressing critical aspects such as fair trade, product quality, child rights, and labor rights. This code inspires producers and manufacturers to create impeccable goods, leaving no room for drawbacks. The collective trademark not only assures the authenticity and quality of Nepalese Hand Knotted Carpets but also acts as ashield against replication and deception in the international market. Consumers worldwide can now confidently identify and procure genuine products from the Land of Himalayas, Nepal. The Collective Trademark of Nepalese Hand Knotted Carpet is currently in the registration process in the EU, USA, and UK, promising consumers access to certified, authentic carpets. NCMEA takes pride in its role in putting an end to the longstanding issue of replication and deception in the industry. With the introduction of the collective trademark label, consumers who cherish Nepalese Hand Knotted Carpets can finally obtain the original, authentic product from the heart of the Himalayas