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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…
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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).
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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.
Read MoreWhat Minnesota’s PFAS Food Packaging Ban Entails
Minnesota is the latest state to pass legislation relating to PFAS chemicals. The new law, which will take effect on Jan. 1, 2024, outlaws food packaging where PFAS chemicals were deliberately added.
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Marc Simon, CEO of No. 2-ranked HALO, explains how the company reached the billion-dollar milestone, and how they will maintain momentum.
Read MoreiPROMOTEu CEO Ross Silverstein Announces Retirement, Names Lori Bauer As Successor
Ross Silverstein, president and CEO of iPROMOTEu, announced that he will retire on on Jan. 31, 2024. Lori Bauer will succeed him as CEO.
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