Ukrainian trademark data is included in TMview, with effect from 22 October 2025, according to an announcement by EUIPO and the Ukrainian National Office for Intellectual Property and Innovations (UANIPIO).

The announcement came as João Negrão, the Executive Director of EUIPO, welcomed Olena Orliuk, Director of UANIPIO, on her first official visit to the EUIPO headquarters in Alicante during the recent Liaison Meeting on Cooperation.

The addition of nearly 600,000 trade marks from UANIPIO means that the TMview database now comprises over 134 million trade marks from 80 participating IP offices.

The project was completed under the aegis of the EU-funded EU4IP project, which supports Ukraine in aligning its IP framework with EU standards.

TMview offers free access to trade mark data. Since its launch on 13 April 2010, users have performed over 148 million searches, with frequent visitors from Germany, Italy, Spain, and the United States.

EUIPO also supports the Ukrainian IP community through a comprehensive cooperation framework, including: enforcing EU sanctions against Russia in collaboration with EU institutions and implementing the 2024-2025 Work Plan under the Memorandum of Understanding.