Selling promo products has been a tremendously successful business for Deer Valley Unified School District Print Services. We caught up with the managers during the recent PPAI Expo to learn the secrets of their success.
Brendan Menapace
UPS workers are demanding higher pay for tough working conditions, leading up to a contract negotiation next spring that is set to expire, creating the threat of a strike.
The FTC issued a fine against the apparel brand Lions Not Sheep for replacing its "Made in China" labels with "Made in USA" labels. The FTC has begun cracking down on these claims as it enforces a new rule that tightens Made in USA labeling requirements.
Selling promotional products can be a great revenue generator for your in-plant. But, the journey to becoming a promo products distributor isn’t something that happens overnight. It takes a lot of work, a lot of research, and a good bit of patience.
According to In-plant Impressions' latest data, 19% of in-plants now sell promotional products. For those that do, there are always new promo products to discover.
Pantone has revealed its 2022 Color of the Year: Very Peri, a bluish purple that Pantone says "displays a carefree confidence and a daring curiosity that animates our creative spirit."
Pangaia has taken the sustainable sweatshirt to new heights by using ink made from air pollution. The stylish comfort wear line already uses minimal ink for small logos on the products’ chest or hip. And what little ink it does use is made from turning carbon emissions into what the company calls “Air-Ink.”
A record 44 container ships are currently waiting to access the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.
As it has done on at least one other occasion (2016), Pantone actually chose two shades for its 2021 Colors of the Year: Ultimate Gray and Illuminating.
Pantone announced its 2020 Color of the Year as Classic Blue. The announcement comes with a multi-sensory component of the selection, with accompanying touch, scent, taste and sounds related to Classic Blue and what it represents.
Vistaprint released an apology after a same-sex couple received what they felt were hateful pamphlets instead of the wedding programs they ordered.
A Pittsburgh area same-sex couple was expecting to receive the wedding programs for their upcoming…
