A 10% tariff on foreign softwood lumber and timber and other related tariffs will go into effect October 14.
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Wicked Cookware & Bloody Vinyl: Print & Promo Lessons From Recent Creative Movie Tie-Ins
Franchises like Wicked and Saw and movies like The Smashing Machine show how to get clever with promo campaigns.
Read MoreASI Media 2025 State & Regional Sales Report
No matter which part of the country you live, there are opportunities all around.
Read MoreFrom the Ashes: Two Years After the Lahaina Wildfire, Maui Promo Pros Are Still Rebuilding Their Careers & Lives
The Lahaina wildfire burned homes, shattered careers and took lives. Two years later, with their world forever changed, print and promo pros on Maui are holding on to hope as they piece everything back together.
Read MoreKey Trade Deal Between Africa & U.S. Has Expired
The African Growth and Opportunity Act had provided U.S. companies (and select industry suppliers) duty-free access to goods produced in sub-Saharan African countries.
Read MoreDoubling Production: The Fanatic Group’s UV-LED Success
To meet its demand, The Fanatic Group leans on eight UV-LED flatbed printers and one UV-LED digital rotary printer, producing items like stainless-steel tumblers, water bottles, and ceramic mugs.
Read MorePromo Insiders: The Impact of Tariffs, Geopolitical Tension on the Promo Industry
Dr. Mary Kelly, a returning ASI Power Summit speaker, shares her insights on the current state of the economy ahead of her session in Scottsdale, AZ, this month.
Read MoreSchools Ban Stainless-Steel Water Bottles Over Safety Concerns
Dozens of schools have prohibited popular brands such as Owala and Stanley, citing student safety and classroom distractions.
Read MoreConvergence Corner: Online Stores & Managing Inventory With Jennifer Lowry
The senior account executive from Digital Marketing and Print Solutions traces her company’s growth from catering to the restaurant industry to managing e-commerce for financial institutions.
Read MoreCanada Post Workers Go on Strike
The nationwide stoppage, which began on Sept. 25, comes after the government demanded significant reforms at the postal service to ensure its long-term viability.
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