Product distribution franchises are business models where a franchisee sells products from a franchisor. The franchisee typically purchases the right to distribute specific products, often under the franchisor's brand name. This arrangement allows franchisees to benefit from established brand recognition and support while operating their own business. In this type of franchise, the franchisor provides training, marketing materials, and sometimes inventory. Franchisees are responsible for managing their operations, including sales and customer service. Examples of product distribution franchises include companies like Coca-Cola and 7-Eleven, which rely on local franchisees to reach customers effectively.