In order to trademark a color, the applicant must show all of these except:
A)That the color is integral to the applicant's business
B)That the color has acquired a secondary meaning
C)That the color is non-functional
D)That the color has become identified with the applicant's business
E)The applicant must show all of these choices

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To trademark a color, the applicant must show that the color has acquired a secondary meaning, is non-functional, and has become identified with the applicant's business. It is not necessary to show that the color is integral to the business.

In Order to Trademark a Color, the Applicant Must Show