The loophole – a practice used by distributors and suppliers – allowed low-value products to enter the U.S.
Read MoreTrump Ends ‘De Minimis’ Exemption With Executive Order
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Decorating Roundup: Inkcups Updates Helix ONE Direct-to-Object Printer
Plus, Stahls’ has released its latest fanwear guide, and Roland DGA has upgraded one of its DTF printers.
Read MoreTariffs & Rising Material Costs Make Jewelry Sourcing, Pricing Difficult
Economic uncertainty and rising global costs associated with sourcing materials, specifically from Asia, have impacted the jewelry industry within promo and retail.
Read MoreASI Chicago 2025: Brian Urlacher Delivers Life Lessons and Fun in Keynote
The NFL Hall of Famer offered wisdom shaped by his 13 years of elite play and experience as a parent of three kids.
Read MoreU.S., EU Agree to 15% Tariff Rate, but Steel & Aluminum 50% Rate Remains
The EU rate is half of what the Trump administration threatened earlier, but not everyone is happy with the outcome.
Read MoreASI Chicago 2025: Sell to Different Generations
Connect with buyers based on their generational cohort to close more sales, said Dave Saracino of Counselor Top 40 distributor iPROMOTEu (asi/232119), during a Power Session in Chicago.
Read MoreSRG Adds Satechi Products to Growing Product Line
The supplier now offers charging cables, FindAll tracking items and other tech favorites.
Read MoreASI Chicago 2025: Counselor’s Advisory Board Shares Growth Strategies
A trio of distributor leaders gave tips on sales and marketing tactics along with views on AI and how to navigate tariffs.
Read MoreGrossman Marketing Group Acquires Cooley Group
The Woburn, MA, distributor’s latest acquisition brings the Rochester, NY-based print, promo and fulfillment services provider into its fold.
Read More250 Print Workers Impacted in Unrelated Layoffs in Illinois and Colorado
A “mass layoff” at an LSC Communications transportation center in Bolingbrook, Illinois, and the closure of a OneTouchPoint commercial printing plant in northeast Denver — both slated for September — will result in the layoffs of 180 and 70 workers, respectively.
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