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USPS is nominated for two licensing excellence awards

The Postal Service received two nominations in the Licensing International Excellence Awards this year.

USPS is in the running in the category Best Brand — Corporate, along with Dr. Scholl’s, Girl Scouts of the USA, Hershey’s, Kodak and Scotts Miracle-Gro.

True Crime Stories, a Postal Inspection Service-branded game, was nominated in the Best Licensed Product — Toys, Games, Novelties, Role Play (ages 8+) category.

“The USPS Licensing team has strategically connected USPS to new generations and markets, exemplified by its digital stamp art NFT initiative, a children’s book featuring its iconic character called ‘Mr. ZIP’s Windy Day,’ and the first-ever interactive detective game, True Crime Stories,” the organizers wrote on the awards website.

The winners will be announced May 20.

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