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UPDATE: Buzzfeed Is Reportedly Hesitant To Fund ‘Hot Ones’ Merchandise

The streaming service has been creating immersive experiences and consumer brand tie-ins, but its debt situation could keep it from more aggressively marketing one of the biggest names in modern entertainment.

Amazon is eliminating its plastic air cushion package fillers, and Aldi is creating paper bands for produce items, both the latest steps in a wave of eco-friendly packaging developments.

For workout junkies and beachgoers alike, T-shirts and towels printed with water-activated ink provide a fun “reveal” for customers when the hidden designs come to life.

Moderated by ASI’s Michele Bell, this PromoAlliance webinar featured a deep-dive discussion with four mid-size distributors from the U.S., U.K. and EU, covering everything from industry sales trends to hot products.

Whoever created the French soccer star’s protective facemask wasn’t aware of UEFA regulations about decorated products.

Price increases are inevitable. Over the course of a career in this (or any other) industry, you will no doubt be faced with the challenge of delivering bad news to a customer: We are going to be charging you more for the same goods and services. The event…

Delta Apparel closed the print-on-demand, direct-to-garment operation on June 13, with 115 employees reportedly losing their jobs.

With the steady rise of convergence across the printing industry, it’s common for print service providers (PSPs) to offer a range of solutions to their customers. From wide-format to…

There were a few pieces of news this week affecting the print industry status quo. Walmart revealed that it will introduce electronic labels for its aisles to be able to change displayed labels and prices within seconds. At the same time, the IRS announced the continued shift away from paper tax forms that need to…

Have you ever considered elevating your apparel game with polos and business casual wear, especially now that we’re seeing a greater shift into the business casual space as we all adjust from two years of working from home in our pajamas?