Food & beverage licensing is everywhere, from QSRs, to supermarkets, gas stations and convenience stores. Anywhere they sell food, there will, more than likely, be licensed products. For the untrained eye it's not just those items with kids cartoon characters on, which are often the poster boys and controversy lightning rods

The past two years have seen plenty of articles asking the question - has the anime bubble burst? In this post lockdown age are people scaling back on their hobbies? Did anime already peak, at least in countries like the US, UK & France? Both in terms of content and its

The past 12 months have seen an array of movies and TV shows that were big business for the licensing industry. Returning franchises definitely dominated, with the likes of Inside Out 2, Deadpool & Wolverine, Moana 2, Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire and Kung Fu Panda 4 driving licensed product

When your brand needs taking to the next level is a blockbuster video game or high viewed TV show the best route to go? Although every brand would ideally like both, either can be incredibly tough to get off the ground. So which route is the best to go? And

Whether you’re a licensing veteran or looking to dip your toe in the water for the first time, deciding which brands to partner with can be tricky. Licensing allows you to create new audiences and windows for driving sales of your products. For example partnering with a theatrical movie

Often traditionally seen as ‘the goody bag department’ or a good way to make downstream revenue, are studios finally waking up to the fact that working with their licensed products team can deliver an important part of adult focused movie marketing campaigns? Long used for kids' films, with Disney leading