Aspire Signs Exclusive Global Manufacturing and Distribution Agreement with BrkFst

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Dec.14.2023
Aspire Signs Exclusive Global Manufacturing and Distribution Agreement with BrkFst
Ispire Technology Inc's subsidiary, Aspire, has signed an exclusive global manufacturing and distribution agreement with fashion brand BrkFst.

According to a news report on December 14th by Zhitong Finance, Ispire Technology Inc (ISPR.US) has announced that its subsidiary, Aspire North America, LLC ("Aspire"), has reached an exclusive global manufacturing and distribution agreement with the renowned American fashion and lifestyle brand, BrkFst, for a period of five years.

 

BrkFst is a brand co-founded by Grammy Award winner Burna Boy and young entrepreneurs, receiving strong support from the community.

 

According to the agreement signed, Ispire has been granted exclusive distribution and commercial rights for BrkFst brand's high-quality vaporized products, and they will be introducing a range of unique varieties and new flavors.

 

According to reports, the new product is set to make its debut in Nigeria, Ghana, and South Africa this month, with plans to fully enter the European Union and UK markets in the second quarter of 2024.

 

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