In yet another printing industry merger, Printing United Alliance announced today a mutual intent to combine with the $3.4 million-revenue Idealliance. Printing United itself was formed last year by the merger of the $13 million-revenue Specialty Graphic Imaging Association and the $2.1 million-revenue Printing Industries Association. In 2019, SGIA acquired NAPCO Media, a business-to-business digital media company targeting the printing industry and related sectors.
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Read MoreThe Sustainable Food Trade Association has ceased operating as an independent entity and merged with the Organic Trade Association. OTA has formed an Organic Trade Association Sustainable Food Action Council, which will consist of former SFTA members and is open to all OTA members.Carbon management and sustainability expert Lisa Braun, who had been on the staff of SFTA, is joining OTA as the sustainability technical services manager for the new council, which will hold its first meeting Jan. 21.
Read MoreThe Brewers Association has pushed back the date of its upcoming trade show from March to September and moved the event to Denver.The Craft Brewers Conference & Brew Expo America was originally scheduled to take place in San Diego from March 29-April 1, according to an association statement. The event has been moved back to Sept. 9-12 because of the pandemic and will instead be held in the Colorado Convention Center.
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