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Australia Royal warrant holders of the Court of Australia: • Hardy Brothers Belgium In Belgium the title of 'Purveyor to the Court' (Gebrevetteerd Hofleverancier van België/Fournisseur breveté de la Cour de Belgique) is granted to businesses who provide services or goods to the royal court. The list of 'purveyors to the Court' is updated every year. The king himself makes the decision who gets a title or not. Some of the 'Purveyors to the Court' include: • Armani • BMW Belgium Luxembourg • Mercedes-Benz Belgium Luxembourg • Brussels Airlines • Neuhaus • Leonidas • Godiva • Jules Destrooper • Delvaux • Natan Couture Denmark Purveyors to the Royal Danish Court, though these are being phased out by 2029. Japan Purveyors to the Imperial Household Ministry; after World War II, the permission system was abolished, but purveyors still exist today: • Ando Cloisonné Company — cloisonné • Miyamoto Shoko – silverware • Gekkeikan – sake • Kikkoman – soy sauce • Nissin Foods – food • Toraya Confectionery – wagashi • Toyota – motor vehicles • Manyoken – catering • Yamada Heiando – lacquerware • Koransha – ceramic ware • Kuni – perfume • Otsuka Shoe – shoes • Onshino Tabako - tobacco • Onshino Konpeitō - konpeitō sweets Monaco High Patronage of the Monaco Royal Family: • Chocolaterie de Monaco (chocolates) • British Theatre Season, Monaco (theatre) • Lexus (automobiles) • Repossi (jewellery) Netherlands In the Netherlands, the status hofleverancier is awarded to small and medium-sized businesses that have existed for at least 100 years which have a good reputation regionally. However, the companies need not actually supply goods to the court. At present there are at least 387 companies that hold this status, which can be renewed every 25 years. Companies designated as hofleverancier are further permitted to display a plaque on their premises attesting to their status. In addition, certain companies are granted the use of the designation koninklijke ("royal" in Dutch). These companies are also allowed to incorporate a crown in their logo. Examples include: • KLM Royal Dutch Airlines • KPN • Royal Delft • Royal Dutch Shell • Royal Philips Electronics • Royal Vopak • Royal Dutch Football Association Norway Purveyors to the Royal Court of the Norway: the status 'purveyor to the court' (hofflevrandør) is no longer awarded. • Karl August Anderson – photographer (Kongl. Hoffotograf) • Farris – mineral water • Foss Bryggeri – Brewery (H.VII Eneberettiget) • Hans H. Holm – Felt hats • King Oscar – Sea food • H. C. Reiersen – Tailor (Kongl. Hoffskredder) • Christian Rohde & Søn – Tailor (Kngl. Norske slotts hoffleverandør) • M. Selmer – photographer (Kongl. Hoffotograf) • O. Sørensen Vogn- og Karosserifabrikk – Automobil • L. Szaciński – photographer (Kongl. Hoffotograf) Romania Purveyors to the Romanian Royal House: • BMW • Farina gegenüber – eau de Cologne to Carol I (1881) • Steinway & Sons – pianos • M. Welte & Söhne – orchestrions, reproducing pianos (1894, 1910) • Murfatlar SA – wines to Michael (2003) • Frottirex – bath towels and bedding to Michael (2005) • Doina Levintza – clothing and accessories to Michael (2005) • Dan Coma – clothing and accessories to Michael (2005) • Halewood International – Rhein extra sparkling wines to Michael (2006) • SC Transavia SA – chicken meat to Michael (2005) • Principal Company SA – Salonta sausage products to Michael (2007) • Biborţeni – mineral water to Michael (2008) • Exotique Romania – Exotic furniture and decorative items (2009) • Carol Parc Hotel – Hotelier and catering services (2011) • Rue du Pain – Boulangerie Artisanale – bakery, pastry and confectionery products (2011) • Bridge Painting Group - Printing Company, Offset lithography, Hot-foil stamping, Embossing, and special finishings (2013) Spain on Henry Creed & Sons, 1885 Sweden Thailand United Kingdom == Historical reigning households ==