Industry experts break down the financial blind spots and cash flow mistakes that keep busy apparel decorating shops from becoming truly profitable.
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Integrating AI is not about chasing hype. It’s about removing friction, improving efficiency and using data with purpose.
Read MoreCimpress Subsidiary National Pen Appoints Bryan Kranik of BuildASign to CEO
The move comes amid a strategic initiative to combine the capabilities of National Pen, BuildASign and VistaPrint. Longtime CEO Peter Kelly has resigned.
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Complex requirements from potential clients have compelled distributors to devote more time and resources to win major orders.
Read MoreThe Future is Bright for Commercial Printing
Results from the PRINTING United Alliance State of the Industry (SOI) survey show how challenging business conditions have been for the 83 commercial printers who participated.
Read MoreAmerican Solutions for Business Names New Director of Distribution
Justin Buysse joined the Counselor Top 40 distributor in 2019 and led several process improvements at the Glenwood distribution center.
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Companies in the travel, hospitality and leisure sectors can gift practical but elegant branded travel accessories to make a good impression on new clients in 2026.
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If you run a clothing brand or apparel business, you already know screen printing delivers unmatched quality, but screen-printed transfers take that power even further.
Read MoreWashington Prohibits BPA in Receipts, Labels
The state joins others in removing BPA from print products, but activists warn that alternatives must be held to similar safety standards.
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As we reflect on the past year, which was a healthy one overall for mergers and acquisitions in the printing industry, it’s a good moment to assess what drove the activity in 2025 and what’s likely to carry the momentum forward into 2026.
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