With plenty of variety and possible strategies, chocolate, candy and mints provide distributors with a product that is memorable in look as well as taste. Like little kids in the piñata scrum, clients will want more. For distributors, that means a plethora of products that not only stand apart from the rest, but also reach clients on a different level—taste. Here are three things to keep in mind while selling chocolate, candy and mints.
Read MoreSuperex Promotional Products, Toronto, recently announced that it has expanded its Home Safety category with the addition of Kidde safety products. The new items include several fire safety products for use at home.
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Robert Brockschmidt, past president of Competitive Edge Promotions, Cincinnati, passed away from pancreatic cancer on Sept. 17, 2014. He was 67.
Read MoreThe Dayton Business Journal named Anita Emoff, Shumsky Promotions’ and Boost Rewards’ president, to its Dayton BizWomen’s Power 50 list. Compiled by the paper’s editorial board, the list includes the 50 most influential women in the Dayton, Fla. region based on their positions and community impact.
Read MoreAmerican Apparel announced this morning that it has named Scott Brubaker as its new interim CEO, effective immediately. Brubaker will replace John Luttrell, who was the company’s chief financial officer and took over the CEO position after founding CEO Dov Charney was removed from the position in June.
Read MoreAmerican Capital Ltd., an equity firm and global asset manager based in Bethesda, Md., announced it has committed $75 million in financing for Bensussen, Deutsch & Associates Inc. (BDA). The money will fund with the distributor’s growth plans.
Read MoreGold Bond Inc., Hixson, Tenn., recently announced that the company will waive setup charges on pens and pencils through Dec. 31, 2014.
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Label Traxx, Milwaukee, Wis., has appointed two employees to meet needs of its growing customer bases in Latin America and Europe. Debbie Marx will work out of the company’s headquarters to meet sales and service capabilities in Latin America.
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Philadelphia-based Penn Emblem Co. hired Eric Garced as a new graphic designer. Garced began as an intern and Penn Emblem hired him upon his completion of his bachelor’s degree in fine arts and design at West Chester University. Garced also is a freelance tattoo artist, which brings a new perspective to the team.
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