Paper, Packaging & Printing

On day two of the Summit, there were a research presentation and sessions on digital printing’s impact on printers and retailers.

Welp, it's official. The Oakland A's are moving to Las Vegas, following their former neighbors, the Raiders, and the surprisingly successful Golden Knights hockey team. The Oakland faithful tried to hold onto their team, though, including the use of print and promotional products to try to sway MLB owners from allowing the relocation. The "Stay…

Utilizing the vibrant colors of Astrobright paper and envelopes can serve as an excellent way to get your marketing message read.

It makes sense for a coffee chain to have things like coffee mugs, tumblers, and other branded drinkware. But a new product release at Starbucks locations in the Philippines stands out because it's not drinkware at all. It's a planner and pen combination.

Brendan Menapace, senior content director for Print+Promo Marketing Magazine, hosted an educational session on kitting alongside Nathan Goldberg, president of Specialized at PRINTING United Expo last week in Atlanta, Georgia.

Designed to educate PSPs on the changing landscape, the PRINTING United Expo in Atlanta will provide great learning opportunities.

Helping clients dive into the realm of motion can be a differentiating factor for your printing business.

Liquid Death and Steve-O have teamed up for a branded voodoo doll made with Steve-O's actual hair. It comes packaged like a Barbie doll, in a pink box with a display window, and is the latest in a line of genius promos from Liquid Death.

A total of 173 metric tons (about 381,400 lbs.) of promotional items like polyester wraps, banners, and fence coverings from the Qatar World Cup are being recycled through a partnership with Saudi Top Plastics. The materials will reportedly be turned into plastic pellets for products like tape and packaging.

Tesla has already been selling very sleek Cybertruck promo beer in Europe. Now it is another step closer to selling alcoholic promotional products across the globe thanks to a trademark suit in China.