Chiara Ferragni, new tile: Safilo interrupts the licensing agreement for designer glasses

Another "tile" for Chiara Ferragni. Safilo Group, the well-known Italian company in the eyewear sector, has announced the interruption of the licensing agreement for the design, production and distribution of the “Chiara Ferragni” brand eyewear collections.

A decision, it is explained, taken "following the violation of the contractual commitments undertaken by the owner of the brand".

Meanwhile, investigations into the so-called "Balocco case" continue.

The Economic and Financial Police Unit of the Financial Police of Milan is at work, delegated by the Prosecutor's Office.

From what we learn, in the next few days the Fiamme Gialle will go to the Antitrust offices to collect the documents necessary to ascertain any irregularities in the advertising campaign.

The investigation coordinated by the deputy prosecutor Eugenio Fusco, is currently without suspects and without any crime, and was opened after the filing of a complaint by Codacons and Assourt.

(Unioneonline)

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