Licensing info for companies
Companies all around the world, making a wide range of sustainable products are benefiting from the right to display one of WWF's world famous trademarks on their products.
The right to use a WWF trademark is granted to a company entering into a Licensing Agreement with WWF.
Companies with a proven track record of corporate environmental responsibility and whose products are manufactured using environmentally friendly practices and materials, may be eligible to apply for a licensing agreement.
See our WWF-International site for more information on how we work with business internationally.
We have licensing agreements with the following companies:
Companies with a proven track record of corporate environmental responsibility and whose products are manufactured using environmentally friendly practices and materials, may be eligible to apply for a licensing agreement.
See our WWF-International site for more information on how we work with business internationally.
We have licensing agreements with the following companies:
- Design Hall
- Mowbray Collectables
- The Ink Group
Licensing guidelines
- WWF's logo is not an eco-label and should not be presented as such.
- The use of the WWF logo on product is an indication of financial support from the company and this should be presented clearly.
- A WWF license is not an endorsement of the product and should not be presented as such.
- When the WWF logo appears on any product, it should be accompanied by an explanation of the relationship with WWF.
- WWF contact details should be included on all licensed products on packaging or swing tags as appropriate.
Talk to us now about licensing opportunities:
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Jen Riches
Marketing and Communications Manager
WWF New Zealand,
Wellington+64 4 4714288
