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CONNECT 2026 Sessions Stress It’s Time To Invest & Evolve
During several sessions at CONNECT 2026, the advice was clear: It’s time to invest to evolve or get left behind.
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The Economic Nexus report shows how much you’ve sold into each state and compares it against that state’s economic-nexus threshold.
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Gary Jones, vice president of environmental, health and safety affairs at PRINTING United Alliance discusses the critical topic of shop safety in the apparel decoration industry.
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In direct mail, design matters. Paper matters. Format matters. But let’s be honest: The words are what ultimately move people to act.
Read MoreESP Data Shows Canadian End-Buyers Sought Classic Product Categories in 2025
An economically challenging year led to distributors searching for tried-and-true items and lower-cost alternatives to retail brands.
Read MoreIn 2025, SwagCycle Facilitated Nearly $9M in Charitable Donations
The landfill diversion solution for the promo industry has enabled more than $12.6 million in charitable giving since launching in 2019.
Read MoreTennessee Lawmakers Hope ‘Business-Friendly’ Extended Producer Responsibility Legislation Appeals to Skeptics
The state’s proposed EPR law would allow businesses below a revenue threshold or counties below certain population levels to opt out.
Read MoreCommitment on Capitol Hill at Congressional Printing Caucus
The Congressional Printing Caucus gives the printing industry a voice in Washington.
Read MoreProforma Acquires Safeguard From Deluxe, Adding Nearly $180M in Annual Sales
The family-owned Counselor top five distributor agreed to purchase an arm of the publicly traded company for $25 million.
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