The return of the royal tradition after a century, Kate Middleton issues royal decrees

The Princess of Wales is set to honor British brands with a royal warrant, becoming the first princess to do so in more than a century.

Sources close to The Times have told The Times that he will soon award his favorite companies with a Royal Seal of Authenticity to recognize British skills and industry.

She will be the first princess since Queen Mary, who issued the royal decree before her husband King George V came to the throne in 1910.

There is no official date for when Kate's awards will begin, but sources close to the royal family told The Times that the princess "hopes that the awards will be announced very soon", adding: "She is keen to recognize British skills and industry." to know

King Charles began issuing the decree in 1980 when he was still Prince of Wales, but Princess Diana stopped after the couple married in 1981.

Companies that have royal warrants are recognized to provide goods or services to the monarchy and are allowed to use the royal logo associated with it on packaging as part of their advertising or stationery.

Also, companies are asked to show that they have appropriate environmental and sustainable policies and operational plans; A requirement made by King Charles when he was Prince of Wales.