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Banijay-owned Mastiff Sweden is producing a local version of Netflix’s megahit dating series Love is Blind.

Love Island, the hit dating format from ITV Studios and Motion Content Group, is headed to Albania and Malta for the first time.

After a 15-year break, Survivor is returning to Colombia, with RCN producing a new version of Banijay Rights' adventure-reality megaformat for 2023.

Endemol Shine Brasil is set to launch MasterChef+, which marks the first local version of the hit global culinary series to feature contestants aged 60-plus, in Brazil with both Band and Discovery Home & Health.

Nippon TV has revealed it will be presenting two new formats at the Asia TV Forum & Market (ATF) in December, including the reality singing competition Vocals Like Locals.

As he prepares to step down at the company, the director of global entertainment shares the elements he deems essential for a program to travel to several countries and satisfy today’s audiences.

TVNZ has signed a deal with Banijay Rights for a local version of the show My Kitchen Rules.

Prime Video has greenlit the new reality show Date Night (w.t.) for the U.K. and Ireland.

Aude Daubas, format manager for adventure and beach reality at Banijay, on what has led to the longevity of the hit format, which has hit a milestone of 25 years since its debut.

Screentime New Zealand, part of Banijay, is to produce a local version of Blow Up for Three, part of Warner Bros. Discovery ANZ.