Cabbage & Tyler Appoints Peak Licensing Solutions for U.K. and Eire

Cabbage & Tyler, an emerging brand in early childhood education and entertainment, has announced it is teaming up with Peak Licensing Solutions to expand its presence in the U.K. market.

Cabbage & Tyler, known for its imaginative and innovative approach to children's content, has appointed Peak Licensing Solutions to support its strategic planning and execution of its U.K. licensing Program. The partnership aims to extend the Cabbage & Tyler brand into a range of products featuring beloved characters and colorful worlds, while promoting storytelling and positive play. 

“We are thrilled to announce our new partnership with Peak Licensing Solutions, under the leadership of Jason Rice,” says Emma Soames, European director, head of licensing, Cabbage & Tyler. “Their expertise, knowledge and extensive experience in the licensing and distribution of entertainment and lifestyle brands makes them the perfect ally to help us expand our reach in the U.K. With their commitment to fostering successful partnerships and expanding brand reach, we believe this collaboration will allow us to bring new and exciting products to our young audiences, enhancing their learning and play experiences.

“With Brand Licensing Europe rapidly approaching, it is a perfect time to be announcing our partnership. I am so pleased to be attending the event once again, and to be meeting with our current partners as well as forging new relationships.”

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“Cabbage & Tyler is a wonderful modern edutainment brand for kids with a beautiful philosophy and a great blend of storytelling, playful learning and wholesome content that spans the crucial first eight years of development,” says Jason Rice, founder, chief executive officer, Peak Licensing Solutions. “I was delighted when Emma agreed to partner with Peak Licensing Solutions, and I am looking forward immensely to working with Emma and the team in building the Cabbage & Tyler licensing program for the U.K.”