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While I sipped on my morning pumpkin spice latte, I realized the power of the pumpkin. For an entire two months, fall’s most notable symbol will be center stage throughout the nation. And while many people will be gifted with a papier-mâché pumpkin crafted by their first-grader, why not give end-users more variety with these pumpkin promotional products?
Read MoreFolder Express, Omaha, Neb., a division of Ennis Inc., has announced that it will relocate manufacturing operations to Columbus, Kan., by the end of 2015.
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The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced that The James Trading Group, Orangeburg, N.Y., has issued a recall for its Croker Kids Ireland kids hoodie.
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Members of the Nebraska Native American community claim that a T-shirt design reinforces stereotypes of Native Americans as alcoholics.
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Prime Line, Bridgeport, Conn., introduced its 2015 Gift Collection and catalog, featuring 52 new items, including 20 Leeman New York gift sets and the introduction of Energizer power banks—both of which are Prime Line exclusives.
Read MoreIt’s Beacon Promotions versus Gill Studios Inc. in this week’s Video Battle!
Read MoreCompany sales for Staples, Framingham, Mass., during the second quarter of 2015, which ended Aug. 1, dropped to $4.9 billion, 5 percent lower than the same quarter in 2014. However, when excluding the impact of store closures in North America during the past year and changes in foreign exchange rates, total company sales increased 1 percent during the second quarter.
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AHEAD, New Bedford, Mass., introduced ChromaPlate, a new technique that allows the company to apply full-color custom graphics to metal accessory items.
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Halls & Company, Brooklyn Park, Minn., manufacturer of ID Line, has announced its sponsorship of the Green Girls Robotics Team, based out of Eagan, Minn.
Read MoreThe hype is growing around the newest installment in the Star Wars franchise. Tomorrow, Disney officially will launch the film’s consumer products worldwide in an event called “Force Friday.” For companies that produce licensed Star Wars items, from large retailers to small businesses, this could mean big profits.
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