Slim Jim Trademarks Disclosures Indicate Metaverse Plans Firstly DOGE Than Metaverse

The trademarks, which were filed under the names Slim Jim, Meataverse, and Long Boi Gang, describe the company’s plans to provide services featuring virtual goods, virtual food products, and non-fungible individuals to explore, collect, purchase, sale, and exchange digital meal goods, and also offering a virtual world for individuals to peruse, accrue, purchase, distribute, as well as exchange digital meals.

Slim Jim joins a growing list of well-known food companies fighting for virtual world expansion, including McDonald’s (MCD), Panera (PNRA), Panda Express, and Wingstop (WING).

Slim Jim made its first venture into the cryptosphere in April, when its Twitter account shared dogecoin (DOGE) memes en route to winning Adweek’s March Madness-themed brand competition. The meat stick producer received a boost in social media attention as a result of this endeavour.

The metaverse seems to be a collection of three-dimensional worlds designed to foster social interaction. It is sometimes defined as a theoretical incarnation of both the Internet as just a unified, universal simulated environment that is assisted by the usage of augmented-reality headsets in futurology and science fiction.

Conagra Companies manufactures Slim Jim, an American snacking company that is sold all over the world. They seem to be commonly accessible and well-liked in the United States, generating $575 million in sales in 2015. A total of 569 million are manufactured each year in at least 21 different types. According to a trio of recent trademark applications, Slim Jim is taking its meaty goodies to the metaverse with plans to introduce NFTs and its own virtual environment.

Trade Virtual Food Products

The trademarks, which were filed under the names Slim Jim, Meataverse, and Long Boi Gang, describe the company’s plans to provide services featuring virtual goods, virtual food products, and non-fungible tokens, as well as providing a metaverse for people to browse, accumulate, buy, sell, and trade virtual food products.

Slim Jim made its first venture into the cryptosphere in April, when its Twitter account shared dogecoin (DOGE) memes en route to winning Adweek’s March Madness-themed brand competition. The meat stick producer received a boost in social media attention as a result of this endeavor.

Creating The Meataverse Were All Laughs

In October, the business renamed its Twitter account MEATA, a play on Facebook’s Meta branding. However, it appears that the meat company’s remarks about creating the Meataverse were all laughs.

In an April investor call, Sean Connolly, CEO of Slim Jim parent company Conagra Brands (CAG), said, You should be on the lookout for other crypto-themed activations in the future. Slim Jim joins a growing list of well-known food companies fighting for virtual world expansion, including McDonald’s (MCD), Panera (PNRA), Panda Express, and Wingstop (WING). Slim Jim did not respond to a tweet made to him.

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