Logo Mats LLC has announced its first ever Logo Mats of Instagram photo contest. The winner will receive a free self promo mat from Logo Mats.
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Cleveland Cavaliers Cancel Arm Sling Promotion
The Cleveland Cavaliers were set to hand out 20,000 branded arm slings in support of injured star Kevin Love before Tuesday’s game, but the promotion was canceled just before tip-off.
Read MoreMARCO Promotional Products Hires David Giroux as President
MARCO Promotional Products announced that David Giroux joined the firm as president. Giroux comes with substantial experience, most recently as a global director with Brady Corporation, Milwaukee.
CPSC Recalls Promotional Kaleidoscopes Due to Laceration, Choking Hazard
Branded LLC has announced the recall of its H-E-Buddy kaleidoscopes, which were distributed exclusively at H-E-B and H-E-B Plus stores as a customer loyalty prize.
Read MoreBodek and Rhodes to Move to Larger Warehouse in Orlando
Bodek and Rhodes, Philadelphia, announced it will be moving its warehouse operations in Orlando, Fla. to a larger local facility, located in the same vicinity as the current warehouse.
Read MorePolitical Ads Banned on New York Subways and Buses
The board for New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) voted to ban political ads on subways and buses last week.
Read MoreAmsterdam Printing Recognized as Google Trusted Store
Amsterdam Printing, a distributor based in Amsterdam, N.Y., was selected to join the Google Trusted Stores program.
Read MoreLands’ End to Plant One-Millionth Tree as Part of Lands’ Friendly Initiative
Lands’ End Business Outfitters, Dodgeville, Wis., embarked on a mission to be a leader in sustainability with its Lands’ Friendly initiative.
Read MoreAffinity Apparel Wins ‘Image of the Year’ Award
Affinity Apparel, Fairborn, Ohio, has announced that it has been presented an “Image of the Year” award from the North American Association of Uniform Manufacturers and Distributors.
Read MoreRemember, The Alamo Is Trademarked Now
A judge ruled in April that the state of Texas owns the trademark to the Alamo, meaning companies hoping to use its image may run into trouble. The state also plans on using this license to sell new Alamo-branded items.
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