“Minecraft’s global licensing program continues to flourish, and we’re thrilled to welcome such a diverse array of new partners,” said Hanna Willis, Head of Consumer Products for Minecraft.

Areas of interest for the brands span limited-edition merchandise, collectibles, apparel collaborations, sponsorship activations and branded in-game integrations.

“The direct-to-consumer site gives us the chance to connect with customers in a new way and showcase some of the gifts we know people love best,” said Rob Kimm, Managing Director at Kimm & Miller.

“Foos Gone Wild is more than a brand; it’s a cultural movement with a passionate fan base,” said Lisa Streff, SVP of Licensing & Brand Development, North America, at Global Merchandising Services.

“This groundbreaking resort destination represents a new frontier in theme park development,” said Josh D’Amaro, Chairman of Disney Experiences.

“We are thrilled to welcome the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum to our portfolio,” said Julie Newman, CEO and Founder of Jewel.

“The new range captures the heart of the Wizarding World, combining nostalgia and wonder in equal measure,” said Julia Cash, Creative Director at Mad Beauty.

Fabled will introduce two new rarities to look for in each booster pack: Iconic and Epic.

“This partnership is a natural fit, as fans know baked beans are joyfully featured in favourite episodes like ‘Grannies’ and ‘Fancy Restaurant’,” said Suzy Raia, SVP Global Consumer Products at BBC Studios.

“Cheez-It Frozen Pizza brings the best of both categories,” said Nick Fallucca, Chief Innovation Officer for Palermo’s.