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Amazon launches Co-Brand Relationships portal in Brand Registry
Amazon has launched a Co-Brand Relationships portal within the Brand Registry for products that display multiple brand logos, such as licensed merchandise. The portal requires documentation proving the relationship between brands.
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For you, this means additional compliance steps if you sell licensed or co-branded products.
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Amazon launches Co-Brand Relationships portal in Brand Registry
Amazon has launched a Co-Brand Relationships portal within the Brand Registry for products that display multiple brand logos, such as licensed merchandise. The portal requires documentation proving the relationship between brands. For you, this means additional compliance steps if you sell licensed or co-branded products.
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