A federal court issued a ruling Wednesday, May 28, that immediately strikes down most of the new tariffs that President Donald Trump implemented in 2025.
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AAA Innovations Integrates Into Showdown Displays
The move follows a 2024 acquisition that saw Showdown’s parent company, Sign-Zone, acquire AAA.
Read MoreGildan Hits 77% Sustainable Cotton Sourcing, According to 2024 ESG Report
The Counselor Top 40 supplier also noted reductions in water intensity and increased sourcing of recycled polyester among last year’s achievements.
Read MoreFamily-Run Business Sues Government Over Elimination of De Minimis Exemption for China-Made Imports
Detroit Axle wants a federal court to overturn the nixing of the importing rule, which if done would allow U.S. companies to again bring lower-value imports into the country duty-free.
Read MoreSmart Source LLC Subsidiary Acquires CTP Solutions
Going forward, the print communications service provider will operate as “CTP Solutions, a Smart Source Company.”
Read MoreDecorating Roundup: Penn Emblem Nabs NAUMD Award
Also, HP inked a multiyear deal with Counselor Top 40 distributor Cimpress, Roland DGA launched a new ink for its UV flatbed printers and Stahls’ marked a podcast milestone.
Read MoreU.S. Could Reinstitute Reciprocal Tariffs for Nations That Don’t Negotiate in ‘Good Faith,’ Says Treasury Secretary
Meanwhile, President Donald Trump indicated that some countries could learn the nation-specific tariff rates the United States will place on them in the next two to three weeks.
Read MoreNominate Now for the 2025 Counselor Promo Campaign Awards
It’s time to recognize the creative and effective use of promotional products with Counselor magazine’s Promo Campaign Awards.
Read MoreStanley Drinkware Faces New Legal Challenges Over Defective Lids & Lead Concerns
PMI, Stanley’s parent company, is facing proposed class action lawsuits following a December 2024 recall and, separately, revelations over lead in its products.
Read MorePRINTING United Alliance Holds First Legislative Fly-In Event
In Washington, D.C., last week, more than 35 print industry leaders gathered for the inaugural Legislative Fly-In, during which they met with their members of Congress to discuss specific policy issues impacting the printing industry.
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