Over the next few months, the Duchess of Sussex distributed over 50 jars of the brand’s jams and carefully wrapped bags of dog biscuits to reality star Kris Jenner, actress Mindy Kaling and model Chrissy Teigen. and distributed it to famous friends, including Join Duchess Meghan’s Instagram “Jam Club”. Netflix is soon partnering with Meghan to develop a cooking show, and people with knowledge of the matter suggest that rosé wine may be featured.
Duchess Meghan’s luxury jam gifted to celebrity friends first taste of what’s to come at the launch of American Riviera Orchard
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According to Us Weekly, American Riviera Orchard is “likely to be very much in line with Meghan’s personality.” She loves hosting events and is very particular about how she treats her guests each time they come. Another source told the publication that Meghan’s upcoming Netflix series is “about her joy in life” and is consistent with American Riviera Orchard’s branding, adding that “the little things she learned… It is expected that “things” will be included. Not only are they modern day hostesses, but they also feature cameos from celebrities.
The as-yet-unnamed show, produced by Sony Pictures Television’s The Intellectual Property Corporation, will revolve around Meghan’s passions, including cooking, gardening and entertaining, and will be part of the couple’s $100 million Netflix deal. It is done on the basis of Filming took place in several locations, from a $5 million home surrounded by eight acres of avocado and lemon trees to the famous florist Florabundance in the coastal town of Carpinteria. A Hollywood source told The Daily Beast in July, “It went well. The project is already in the works.” This means the project is complete and ready.
Netflix may be ready to hit play on this show, but where are the hottest lifestyle brands linked to it? Last month, a source close to Meghan revealed The US Patent and Trademark Office has issued a Notice of Irregularity regarding American Riviera Orchard’s trademark application, which will need to be “corrected” before a full launch scheduled for next year, the US Patent and Trademark Office has revealed to MailOnline. He pointed out certain “irregularities.” The official acknowledged that such clarification requests are typical and entirely expected due to differences in product classification between the United States and the United Kingdom. They stipulated that they had paid late fees, believed to total close to £9,000.
The news outlet said Meghan may have run into a multibillion-dollar problem: a protest filed with the Patent and Trademark Office by the company that owns the Royal Riviera trademark. The company’s owners, Harry and David, are an American company founded in 1934 with an annual turnover of £1.7 billion and 3,300 staff. MailOnline said the complaint was deemed “relevant” due to “potential for confusion” and was referred to Marko Wright, examining attorney at the Trademarks Office.
