The 145% levy rates on China have companies in the merch space halting orders and shipments from that country – and worrying about inventory shortages and importing upheaval.
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Ennis Inc. Acquires Northeast Envelope
The Midlothian, TX, print firm’s acquisition, its first in nearly a year, enhances its presence in the eastern U.S.
Read MoreFormer Duty-Free ‘Low Value’ Imports From China To Be Subject to 120% Tariff Rate
The change will impact promo suppliers and distributors. Meanwhile, there was confusion in recent days regarding how the White House will apply tariffs to key electronics products.
Read MoreLibertarian Public Interest Law Firm Sues Trump Administration Over Tariffs
Bringing the suit on behalf of five businesses that claim harm from the new import duties, the Liberty Justice Center says President Trump lacks the legal authority to implement the levies.
Read MoreNC Custom Becomes Approved Co-Packer for M&M’s Products
The Counselor Top 40 supplier is growing its relationship with one of the biggest names in candy with new branded products.
Read MoreQuad Expands With Enru Acquisition & Promotes Tim Maleeny To Lead Agency Solutions
The multibillion-dollar commercial printing/marketing experience company also recently entered the promo products space.
Read MoreTrump Pauses Reciprocal Tariffs for Most Countries; Hikes Levies On China
The president said he was dropping specialized country-specific import levy rates he announced last week to a baseline 10% for at least 90 days.
Read MoreS&S Activewear Relaunches Prime Line Division
The hard goods division has a standalone website and dedicated sales and customer support teams.
Read MoreLegality of Trump Tariffs Questioned as President Hits China With Another 50% in New Tariff Rates
Some legal experts say President Trump lacks the authority to implement his sweeping levies, and at least one lawsuit has been filed. Meanwhile, the White House has heaped a total of 104% in additional duties on China in 2025.
Read MoreUnited Kingdom To Restrict Government Departments From Buying Branded Merch
A U.K. minister called spending on promotional products “wasteful,” adding it will be allowed only in select circumstances.
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