Edibas Collections

Edibas Collections S.r.l.

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Founded 1991
Defunct 2015
Headquarters Italy
Type Private
Industry Publishing company
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Edibas Collections (also known as Edibas) was an Italian publishing company founded in 1991 that specialized in the production and distribution of licensed products for children aged 10-15, including collectables, calendars, posters, postcards, sticker albums and coloring activity books. One of the company's biggest products was Lamincards, which covered franchises such as Pokémon, Dragon Ball, One Piece, Power Rangers and more. Edibas's products were distributed through newspaper stands, bookshops and department stores.

The Turin based company declared bankruptcy on October 22, 2015. After several years the rights of lamincards were bought by Diramax, which continued with the Dragon Ball lamincards sets.

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