What advertising activities are Dryject franchisees prohibited from after termination of the franchise agreement?

Based on the 2025 Dryject Franchise Disclosure Document, there is no explicit mention of advertising activities that a franchisee is strictly prohibited from engaging in after the termination of the franchise agreement. However, the FDD does state that Dryject protects the franchisee's right to use trademarks, service marks, trade names, logotypes, or other commercial symbols. After termination, the franchisee would no longer have the right to use these protected marks.

Item 8 outlines restrictions on advertising activities during the franchise agreement. For example, franchisees are generally prohibited from advertising outside their designated territory unless they are advertising cooperatively with other franchisees or with Dryject. Dryject also reserves the right to require franchisees to cooperate and participate in special promotional events or campaigns. Additionally, Dryject may provide creative materials for local and regional advertising, but franchisees must discontinue any advertising that Dryject deems detrimental to the Dryject system or its marks.

While the document does not directly address post-termination advertising restrictions, it is implied that a former franchisee cannot use Dryject's trademarks or trade names in any advertising. A prospective franchisee should seek clarification from Dryject regarding specific advertising restrictions that apply after the franchise agreement is terminated to fully understand their obligations.