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1 week ago |
printandpromomarketing.com | Theresa Hegel |Bob Saunders |Greg Muzzillo |Harriet Gatter
Key Takeaways• Sustainable Solution: Ruckus & Co. (asi/84119) launched TagBack, a turnkey recycling program for event lanyards and credentials, helping reduce landfill waste and support circular economy goals. • Industry Shift: Takeback programs like TagBack reflect growing adoption of extended producer responsibility in the promo industry, aligning with broader sustainability trends and legislation.
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2 weeks ago |
printandpromomarketing.com | Toni McQuilken |Greg Muzzillo |Harriet Gatter |Bill Prettyman
A closer look at the factors impacting buying — and selling — wide-format operations in 2025. Unless you’ve been enjoying a stay under a very nice proverbial rock — or this is your very first time ever reading an article in Wide-format Impressions — the term “convergence” won’t be new.
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2 weeks ago |
printandpromomarketing.com | Joseph Truncale |Greg Muzzillo |Harriet Gatter |Bill Prettyman
A recent article told of a CEO and his endeavor to identify and deal with certain employees who were critical of the organization and of his leadership approach. A major part of his frustration was the fact that none of these team members came to him directly with their questions and concerns. According to one staffer, no one wanted to confront the CEO for fear of retribution or worse.
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2 weeks ago |
printandpromomarketing.com | Promo Insiders |Greg Muzzillo |Harriet Gatter |Bill Prettyman
In April, the White House increased the additional tariff rate it had placed on China-made imports in 2025 to 145%. So cost-prohibitive was the levy that it triggered a widespread pullback in importing from China across industries, including in the promotional products space. In May, President Donald Trump’s administration temporarily lowered the 145% tariff rate implemented in 2025 on Chinese products to 30%.
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3 weeks ago |
printandpromomarketing.com | Greg Muzzillo |Harriet Gatter |Bill Prettyman
Key Takeaways• Safety Hazard & Recall Scope: iWalk recalled 27,500 magnetic wireless power banks after 15 fire incidents injured 10 people due to overheating lithium-ion batteries. • Affected Models & Distribution: Models like PowerGrip Slim (MXB008) and PowerGrip Mag (DBL6000M) were sold online.
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