Merchandising company SCP abruptly shut down, leaving its clients, many of whom are big-name musicians, owed tens or hundreds of thousands and without their products.
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Sock101 Welcomes Nicole Mound as New Business Development Manager for their National Accounts Team
Sock101, Lee’s Summit, MO, announced the newest addition to its team, Nicole Mound, who will serve as new business development manager on national accounts.
Read MoreWhat’s Inside the $500K Golden Globes Gift Bag (And How Can It Influence Your Own Promo Campaigns?)
This year’s Golden Globes gift set is worth $500,000. While your promo campaigns might be more affordable, there are lessons to learn from it. We took a look inside the “bags” and spotted trends for the everyday distributor.
Read MoreClass Action Lawsuit Claims Fanatics, NFL Suppressed Lower-Priced Merchandise Sellers
A new class action lawsuit claims that the NFL, its 32 teams, and Fanatics colluded to effectively suppress other companies that sold licensed NFL products for more affordable prices.
Read MoreChinese Tea Company Pulls Co-Branded Drinkware for Illegally Promoting Religion Through Products
Hey Tea had to scrap a line of co-branded drinkware it did with the Jingdezhen China Ceramics Museum after just a few days, as it’s illegal in China to use commercial products to promote religion.
Read MoreCaviar on Your Chips? Pringles and The Caviar Company Made Co-Branded Snack Kits After Viral TikTok
Pringles and The Caviar Co. collaborated on a branded kit bringing together two unlikely culinary partners after a viral TikTok video.
Read MoreDave Saracino Joins All American Writing Instruments as Chief Revenue Officer
Tenured promo products industry veteran Dave Saracino returns to his writing instrument roots as chief revenue officer for All American Writing Instruments (AAWI), Linden, NJ. In his new role, Saracino will focus on growing the distribution of AAWI’s promotional products portfolio across North America. He will report directly to…
Read MorePacesetter Unveils Rebrand for 2024: Embracing New Era Beyond Awards
Pacesetter, Chicago, a third-generation family-owned company known for its excellence in awards, announced a significant rebrand set to roll out in 2024.
Read MoreDelta Airlines Is Phasing Out Plastic Cups In Favor of New Paper Ones
Delta Airlines is phasing out its plastic cups in favor of a new single-use paper cup, which will be used for both hot and cold beverages (including alcohol).
Read MoreShe Was Fined $250K for Selling Luke Combs Tumblers, Now Luke Combs Is Selling Tumblers to Pay Her Legal Fees and Medical Bills
A Luke Combs fan found herself at the center of a $250K licensing lawsuit. The country singer found out, and not only removed her from the lawsuit, but is paying off legal fees and selling a tumbler of his own to help with her medical bills.
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