Pop! Promos will offer certain Made-in-the-USA Siligrams products, including personalized ice molds and silicone coasters, to the promo space.
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Proforma’s Annual Convention Draws Nearly 600 Attendees
The 2024 Proforma Annual Convention and Family Reunion recently occurred at the Loews Hotel in Kansas City, MO, drawing nearly 600 Proforma affiliates, suppliers, sales professionals and support team members.
Read MoreNEWS July 24, 2024 FTC Notches Court Win in Quest To Enforce Noncompete Ban
Whether the prohibition on the controversial contract clauses for workers will take effect on Sept. 4 as the commission intends is still uncertain, though.
Read MoreWorld Emblem Furthers Heat Seal Decoration Trend with Flexbroidery
Fort Lauderdale, Florida-based World Emblem just announced the launch of a new patch application product called Flexbroidery, which it bills as “a more cost-effective and sustainable solution than traditional direct embroidery.” Rather than weaving the fabric onto the product, it uses a low-melt heat seal to apply the patch directly. “Thanks to its convenient heat…
Read MoreFrance Recalls Olympics-Branded Children’s Water Bottles
Olympics-branded water bottles for children contained the chemical bisphenol A (BPA), prompting officials in France, where the 2024 Summer Games are being held, to recall the products.
Read MoreProposed Americas Act Lays Out Plan to Nearshore Apparel Manufacturing
This bipartisan plan is part of an effort by legislators to bring domestic manufacturers’ production out of China and create a new partnership between the countries of the Americas.
Read MoreDenham Out At PPAI; Dawn Olds Named Interim President/CEO
PPAI has named promo veteran Dawn Olds as its interim president and chief executive officer following the departure of Dale Denham.
Read MoreHirsch Now Offers Apparel Through Brand Partnership
The family-owned, Houston-based supplier is selling polos and more in the promo space from sustainability-focused active lifestyle brand TASC.
Read MoreNew York’s ‘Small Bottle’ Ban Could Present Opportunity for Promo & Print Firms
New York is prohibiting small toiletry bottles in hotel rooms beginning in 2025, creating an opportunity for larger-bottle orders, or even entirely different designs for single-use products with special packaging.
Read MoreWhitestone Branding Announces Second Acquisition in as Many Weeks
Projecting more than $20 million in 2024 revenue, the New York City-headquartered firm has bought San Francisco-founded distributor Design Like Whoa.
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