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Leed's New Hope Collection to Help Habitat for Humanity
August 23, 2010

Through December 31, 2011, New Kensington, Pennsylvania-based Leed’s Hope Collection will help support Habitat for Humanity’s efforts to build simple, decent and affordable housing. 10 percent of total sales revenue from the purchase of Hope Collection items will be donated to the well-known housing nonprofit. The seven-item Hope Collection includes two sizes of non-woven totes, a ceramic tumbler, an aluminum bottle, a pen, a bookmark and a journal notebook.

Leed's Offering Custom-Shaped USB Memory Drives
June 1, 2010

New Kensington, Pennsylvania-based Leed’s, a member of Polyconcept North America, the fourth largest supplier within the promotional products industry, is offering USB memory devices in custom shapes through WorldSource, its money-saving sourcing service.

Leed's Adds Styles and Colors to Laminated Totes Line
May 25, 2010

New Kensington, Pennsylvania-based Leed’s, a member of Polyconcept North America, the fourth largest supplier within the promotional products industry, announced it added nineteen items to its offering of laminated, nonwoven bags.

Jones Apparel Group Inc. Reports 2010 First Quarter Results
April 28, 2010

New York-based Jones Apparel Group Inc. reported results for the first quarter ended April 3, 2010. Revenues for the first quarter of 2010 exceeded expectations and were $887 million, as compared with $891 million for the first quarter of 2009. Gross profit margin increased 390 basis points to 36.8 percent, reflecting continued careful inventory management.

Leed's Launches New Product E-Showcase
April 21, 2010

New Kensington, Pennsylvania-based Leed’s, a member of Polyconcept North America, the second largest hard goods supplier within the promotional products industry, is building on the success of last year’s “So Much More” e-showcase

I Would Walk 500 Miles
April 1, 2010

If we were to count the miles traveled by a hiker who walked the Appalachian Trail, from Georgia to Maine, they would clock 2,178 miles. The average walker in the Susan G. Komen 3-Day for the Cure walk would hit 60 miles. If we measure the miles walked by the average American adult each day, however, the number dwindles to about two miles, or 4,000 steps.