Christopher Ruvo, Author at Print & Promo Marketing

France Recalls Olympics-Branded Children’s Water Bottles

Olympics-branded water bottles for children contained the chemical bisphenol A (BPA), prompting officials in France, where the 2024 Summer Games are being held, to recall the products.

The corporate entity representing the ‘90s rock icons Nirvana had sued the fashion designer for trademark infringement

After quarterly sales declined for the first time in nearly three years last quarter, ASI Research shows that promo firms engineered a 1.3% increase in the second quarter of 2024.

PPAI has named promo veteran Dawn Olds as its interim president and chief executive officer following the departure of Dale Denham.

Keep it Simple, as Life Is Good’s decorating venture is called, is courting clients keen for custom-printed apparel.

The family-owned, Houston-based supplier is selling polos and more in the promo space from sustainability-focused active lifestyle brand TASC.

Projecting more than $20 million in 2024 revenue, the New York City-headquartered firm has bought San Francisco-founded distributor Design Like Whoa.

A federal filing indicated shareholders in the publicly traded apparel supplier could experience “a complete or significant loss on their investment.”

Geiger already had an office in Düsseldorf, but this is its first acquisition in Germany, Europe’s largest national market for promo sales.

As the FTC cracks down on bogus claims, this Q&A primer helps clarify what’s kosher and what’s not regarding domestic origin labeling and marketing of products.