Meghan Markle’s new brand, American Riviera Orchard, has suffered a setback ahead of its official launch after “improperties” were discovered in the brand.
Many of the items the luxury brand will sell, including yoga mats and picnic product labels, were mislabeled and needed to be “corrected.”
The bug was discovered by the US Patent and Trademark Office in July and will cost an estimated $11,382.
Additionally, Netflix is said to be taking over commercial production for the brand ahead of the premiere of Meghan’s new cooking show, and it’s believed the streaming giant will do so. Current This cost will be covered.
The arrival of American Riviera Orchard was announced earlier this year, when the Duchess of Sussex, 42, created a website and Instagram page for the brand.
Although the pages did not reveal any of the products, they did reveal the logo, the name “ARO” and the word “Montecito,” a reference to the California town where Meghan lives with Prince Harry and their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.
Celebrity friends and influencers close to Meghan received exclusive batches of raspberry and strawberry jam, as well as dog biscuits, in order to secretly promote the products on social media.
Share one of the informants To page six The Duchess plans to sell products she considers “very important” to her, including rosé wine.
American Riviera Orchard isn’t Meghan’s first foray into lifestyle. Before joining the British royal family in 2018, she ran a successful lifestyle blog called The Tig.
Meghan also launched the brand with an Instagram video in which the former royal is seen arranging flowers and cooking with Nancy Wilson’s “I Wish You Love” playing in the background.
According to the source’s comment, Daily Mail, The brand will position Meghan as a “beacon of inspiration, aspiration and possibility.”
“Breakfast, lunch and dinner at @AmericanRivieraOrchard just got a little sweeter,” wrote fashion designer Tracy Robbins, who shared the jam on social media.
She then posted a photo of the jam in a basket of lemons: “Thank you for the delicious basket! I love this jam so I’m not sure I’ll be sharing it with anyone. @AmericanRivieraOrchard Thanks, M! #MontecitoGoodness #AmericanRivieraOrchard.”
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office website reports that the company has also applied to sell downloadable and printed recipe books, tablecloths and textiles.
Independent I have reached out to Netflix and Meghan Markle’s rep for comment.
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