Latin X Signs Licensing Deal With WWC

GLENDALE, Calif. — South American adult entertainment company Codex Inc., aka Latin X, has signed an exclusive licensing deal with World Wide Content Inc.

With production spanning all of South America including Brazil, Argentina and Rio De Janeiro, Codex Inc. under its brand name Latin X creates adult entertainment produced in high-end locations and featuring top Latin adult stars as well as amateurs.

In signing an exclusive licensing deal with WWC, Codex Inc. makes 63 fresh new Latin titles with matching high-resolution photos (and accompanying 2257 documentation) available to an international audience.

“Having Codex Inc. sign with WWC brings a whole new spicy flavor to the WWC catalogue,” said Raffi Vartanian, CEO and founder of WWC. “We look forward to working with Codex for many years to come.”

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