PRINTING United Expo — taking place Oct. 18-20 in Atlanta — is fast approaching, and attendees are gearing up for a week of learning, networking, and inspiration. As a lead-up to the Expo, we are sharing a series of Q&A interviews featuring attendees from various backgrounds. They’ll share why they are attending the Expo, what they hope to learn, and what excites them about the upcoming event.
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Arch Promo Group, Roxana, IL, announced that it has acquired HOWW Manufacturing. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Arch Promo Group said in a press release that the acquisition of HOWW, which manufactures the products itself, will expand the company’s offerings in the promotional products industry, as HOWW specialized in drinkware items like shot…
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Read MoreAfter a few successful promotional drops (including a collaboration with arguably Canada’s most famous son after Wayne Gretzky), Tim Hortons launched a full online store to rival the competition in the food space who have fully embraced the lifestyle brand double-life.
Read MoreOne McDonald’s restaurant in Brooklyn turned the clocks back to 1982, just as it had on the show “Loki,” complete with new seating, printed wallpaper, and more, to make it look like it had 40 years ago.
Read MoreLAFC, reigning champions of the MLS, just teamed up with PacSun to create a line of merchandise that captures all things Southern California without limiting itself to standard sports apparel – or even the local fans.
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