Dean’s debuts The Open shortbread collection

The range includes a tin of all butter shortbread rounds designed to emulate a set of golf balls.

BARK debuts Jurassic World dog toys and treats

The range includes a Dr. Ian Malcolm-inspired toy, a dinosaur wearable headpiece and Raptor Scraps treats.

Alma de Ace launches Coca-Cola apparel collection

The collection boasts nods to Coke ads, slogans and logos from the past, including the Eighties ‘Coke Is It!’ tagline.

Talking Brands: McDonald’s footwear, KFC handbags, Taco Bell luggage… Is this a heyday for fast-food brand extensions?

The Opinionated Designer’s Emma Horton, Pink Key Licensing’s Richard Pink and Start Licensing’s Ian Downes share their thoughts on the potential of fast-food brands.

From Barbie to Colin the Caterpillar: How brands are celebrating the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee

Brands including Swatch, McDonald’s and Peppa Pig have launched Jubilee-inspired products and experiences.

Candy brands including PEZ, Smarties and Chupa Chups partner with MGA Entertainment for L.O.L. Surprise! Loves Mini Sweets

“This collaboration – the largest we’ve done to date – is the latest example of MGA Entertainment’s innovative and creative approach to providing new and exciting products for our loyal and enthusiastic collector community,” said Isaac Larian, Founder and CEO at MGA Entertainment.

Warner Bros details expansive product slate for DC League of Super-Pets

“Our goal is to give fans a variety of ways to bring DC League of Super-Pets home with them,” said Pam Lifford, President, Warner Bros. Discovery Global Brands and Experiences.

Bean Box launches Seinfeld coffee collection

The blends include the fruity Kramer’s Giddy Up, the spicy Elaine’s Little Kicks and the chocolate chip cookie-flavoured Jerry’s Diner Blend.

Catan and Ticket to Ride cookbooks on the way from Ulysses Press

“Having seen the first ideas for the books, I’m absolutely sure that fans of both gaming brands will love them,” said Alexander Thieme, Licensing Manager at Asmodee Entertainment.

Domino’s teams with Netflix for Stranger Things-inspired ‘mind ordering’ app

“Domino’s customers and Stranger Things fans can now channel their inner Eleven by using telekinetic powers to order pizza with their mind,” said Kate Trumbull, Domino’s Senior Vice President of Brand and Product Innovation.

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