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(NewsNation<\/a>) \u2014 Ever since Meghan Markle debuted her fruit spread in America, media colleagues in the UK have done taste tests comparing her spreads with King Charles\u2019 royal products.<\/p>\n Now we know Markle\u2019s As Ever fruit spreads and marmalades could go up against King Charles\u2019 (actual) jams and marmalades<\/a> in direct competition; although, unlike Meghan, the proceeds of King Charles\u2019 products all go to charity.<\/p>\n Inside Prince Harry and Meghan Markle\u2019s $60M net worth <\/a><\/p>\n Markle didn\u2019t just trademark her wide range of products in Australia as I discovered last week \u2014 she\u2019s also trademarked in New Zealand, Canada, Mexico and the United Kingdom.<\/a><\/p>\n In fact, Meghan\u2019s As Ever products are almost an exact copy of what King Charles sells in his \u201cfood hall,<\/a>\u201d including teas, jams, honey, wines, chocolate, gin and shortbread cookies.<\/p>\n While the international trademarking may just be a way for Markle to protect her trademark in English-speaking commonwealth countries and North America \u2014 and she may not be planning to go up against her father-in-law directly in the UK \u2014 it is still interesting that she took the initiative to trademark her brand in her husband Prince Harry\u2019s homeland, nonetheless.<\/p>\n From Hollywood to the royal family, \u201cThe Scoop\u201d delivers smart, insider revelations on celebrity news, scandals,\u00a0style\u00a0and culture with Paula Froelich.\u00a0<\/em>Subscribe to her newsletter here.<\/em><\/a>\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n Copyright 2026 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.<\/i><\/p>\n