The Counselor Top 40 distributor said both firms take an agency-style approach to creating branded merchandise solutions for clients.
Read MoreCollection: Trending Stories
12 Economic Planning & Forecasting Areas To Tackle
As we approach 2025, businesses start to wonder what next year might be like. What should we be thinking about, what economic planning should we do, or what should we be concerned about? Answers here.
Read MoreThe Bright Side: Jeffrey Klein Ribbon Designs To Celebrate 100 Years in February
The company’s fourth-generation leader speaks on adapting to change and focusing on what really matters – respect.
Read MorePort Worker Contract Talks Break Down, Reigniting Strike Concerns
Flash points related to semi-automation and automation sparked, ending what was supposed to be four days of talks in just two.
Read More10 Post-Election Takeaways for the Print Industry
Women in Print Alliance hosted a panel with four female experts who advocate for the print industry and print-adjacent markets on Capitol Hill.
Read MoreM&M’s Releases a Branded ‘Snack Jacket’ Aimed at Moviegoers
The very limited-edition merch drops on Nov. 15 in collaboration with Amazon MGM Studios’ holiday movie Red One.
Read MoreCintas Highlights Charitable Outreach in New Community Impact Report
The Counselor Top 40 distributor just released the annual findings that detail its do-gooding, which includes supporting everything from humanitarian efforts to cancer research.
Read MoreHow Supplier Wayo Is Using AI To Alleviate Overseas Supply Chain Complications
Wayo co-founder Julia Xu discusses the supplier’s AI model, created based on data from thousands of overseas factories to simplify international product sourcing.
Read MoreFanatics Prints Texas Rangers Player Names on Dodgers World Series Championship Tees
It’s another in-the-spotlight printing mistake that sparked criticism on social media and embarrassment.
Read MoreTrademark Trial Involving Penn State & Print-on-Demand Company Kicks Off
Vintage Brand says it’s printing vintage images available in the public domain on products, but Penn State and others say the company’s entire business is built on trademark infringement.
Read More