Licensing 360 eyes toy partners for Netflix’s Trash Truck

Glen Keane Productions has signed a strategic partnership with Licensing 360 to expand its licensed merchandise programme for Trash Truck.

The focus will be on pre-school merchandise across toys, apparel, home decor and back-to-school.

Trash Truck is an Emmy-nominated Netflix pre-school series about the adventures of six-year-old Hank and his best friend, Trash Truck. Two seasons of Trash Truck are streaming on Netflix, alongside a Christmas Movie special, with more content on the way.

“Trash Truck delivers straight from the heart,” said Stephanie Kupperman, CEO of Licensing 360.

“What attracted me to this show was the humour and warmth of the stories. It is a deeply charming, visually stunning animation preschool series. It is ‘the gem’ pre-school series on Netflix and I am honoured to deliver to fans what they’ve been asking for – a piece of Trash Truck’s magic in their home.”

Max Keane, creator of Trash Truck, added: “We have received so many requests for Trash Truck merchandise. Stephanie is a great champion of this show and we have complete trust in her experience and understanding of how to license and grow the Trash Truck brand into its full potential.”

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