The recent executive actions by the Trump administration to dismantle diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives have implications for the printing industry.
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Fingertip Amputation Prompts Recall of More Than 1M Igloo Coolers
The Katy, TX-headquartered company issued the recall in conjunction with product safety officials for its 90-quart rolling coolers.
Read MoreWashington State’s Unexpected Push To Ban Most Printing Inks … Again
The Washington Department of Ecology (DoE) has reignited concerns within the printing industry by including printing inks in its latest Safer Products Report, despite previous setbacks in regulating inadvertent polychlorinated biphenyls (iPCBs) in pigments.
Read MoreAll-Day Attire: Polos & Business Casual for a Modern Workplace
Business casual goes beyond the office as employees look for elevated comfort, sustainable fabrics and nontraditional colors.
Read MoreDecorating Roundup: Vantage Apparel Adds Chenille Patch Services
Also, Gildan offers DTG-friendly apparel innovation, and Vastex has released conveyor dryers specifically designed to cure DTF prints.
Read MoreWhat Does the ‘White-Collar Recession’ Mean for Promo?
Hiring slowdowns in industries like finance and tech have impacted how companies spend their marketing dollars – and where the power lies in the job market, including in promo.
Read MoreWhining Does Not Empower Winning
Whining has a way of sucking us into gossiping about others and blaming others for any failures.
Read MoreMetro Printed Products Powered By Proforma Acquires $3M Distributor
The distributor finalized the acquisition of Promotion Concepts Inc., based in Kalamazoo, MI, on Jan. 1.
Read MoreScreenBroidery Rebrands, Finalizes Acquisition of Thumbprint
The combined company, which will go to market under the Thumbprint name, forecasts that 2025 sales will be about $36 million.
Read MoreTrump Orders Study of Reciprocal Tariffs, Promo Reacts
If implemented, the so-called tit-for-tat levies could make importing products from a broad range of nations more expensive and potentially have “ripple effects” that dampen promo spend, some industry executives fear.
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