Jollibee Foods USA
Why partner with Jollibee Foods USA?
Voted #1 Fried Chicken in America. Popular Philippines-based chain globally known for its famed fried chicken, spaghetti & burgers.
How do I license Jollibee Foods USA?
To license Jollibee Foods USA, sign up for a Negosh account and complete your company profile with your product categories, territories, and other helpful information. Search for the Jollibee Foods USA page on Negosh and submit a deal proposal outlining the products, territories, and terms you have in mind. Your company then goes through an automated qualification process, and once you're qualified, your proposal is forwarded. Negotiations continue in your Negosh deal room until the licensing agreement is closed.
Target audience
Gender
Male
Female
Age group
0–3
3–12
13–19
20–25
26+
Product categories
• Accessories • Apparel • Domestics • Electronics & Accessories • Food & Beverages • Footwear • Furniture & Home Furnishings • Gifts & Novelties • Health & Beauty • Housewares • Publishing • Sporting Goods • Stationery & Paper • Toys & Games • Video Games / Software / Interactive • Pets • Seasonal & Celebrations • Location Based Entertainment • Open to Other
Channels of distribution
• Mass merchandisers and mass market stores • Department stores • Mid-tier department stores • Value retailers and dollar stores • Off-price retailers and factory outlets • Warehouse or membership clubs • Online retailers and e-commerce marketplaces • Direct-to-consumer (DTC) • Specialty • Other: our online merchandise store or retail, instore, open to reviewing all opportunities.
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Notable successes
• Partnered with Final Fantasy x Complex - Sold $1M in merchandise in the first 24 hours • Partnered with Katseye - Sold out entire collection • 1,400+ Locations Worldwide: Jollibee has more than 1,400 locations globally, with a presence across North America, Europe, the Middle East, East Asia, and Southeast Asia. • 25+ Years in the U.S.: Jollibee entered the United States in 1998 with its first location in Daly City, California, establishing a U.S. presence that now spans multiple major markets.