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Chinese sportswear company Anta is the official uniform supplier for the upcoming Tokyo Summer Olympics. When the company was asked if it sourced cotton for its uniforms from Xinjiang—China’s cotton hub and home to the ongoing alleged human rights abuse and forced labor of the Uighur people—Anta reportedly refused to answer...
As part of our 2021 State of the Industry report, we reached out to experts in five major product categories. Below is an excerpt from our conversation with Jo-an Lantz, president and CEO of Geiger, Lewiston, Maine. Find out what she had to say about the current state of promotional products, the long-term prospects for PPE and more...
With an increasingly vaccinated world, it is time for Congress to address the next phase of industry sector relief and recovery.
To commemorate the release of Lil Nas X's "Montero" single, the art and design collective MSCHF released a Satanic-themed Nike sneaker. The problem was that Nike actually had nothing to do with it, and sued MSCHF for giving off the impression that it was a collaborative effort...
Japanese sportswear company ASICS had to do some PR damage control after releasing a statement supporting the nationalistic “One China Principle" and insinuating that it would continue to source cotton from Xinjiang province. After receiving criticism on social media, ASICS, which is the official apparel supplier for the Australian Olympic team...
The US Postal Service released its 10-year strategic plan this week. It’s a mixed bag for the commercial printing and mailing sector.
Small businesses that have been impacted by the pandemic will now be able to apply for up to 24 months of relief totaling $500,000. Previously, the Small Business Administration limited the relief to six months worth $150,000. SBA administrator Isabella Casillas said the decision came down to the pandemic extending longer than...
The CDC issued new guidelines for fully vaccinated people in a non-health care setting on March 8, 2021.
ARPA includes provisions aimed at small business economic recovery via Paycheck Protection Program and Economic Injury Disaster Loans.
Akin Kurji, owner and president of Gennex Media, dba Brandnex, reached a $146,249.24 settlement with the FTC after he and his company falsely claimed online that their products were made in the U.S. If the names sound familiar, it's because Kurji and his company were also involved in a price fixing case that started in 2017...
