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Branded Merchandise Carbon Impact: What New Research Shows
New research on branded merchandise carbon impact shows how recall, continued use and responsible planning can change the channel comparison.

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New research on branded merchandise carbon impact shows how recall, continued use and responsible planning can change the channel comparison.


A one-page infographic ranking the promo categories each generation actually keeps and uses.

A third-party study challenges the assumption that physical brand experiences automatically carry a higher carbon cost than digital advertising.

A downloadable whitepaper that educates on how packaging EPR laws are changing and what merch partners should be asking.

New consumer research shows that branded merchandise can improve brand perception, create appreciation and earn continued use — but only when it feels useful, well made and relevant to the audience.

When merch is planned as part of the campaign mix, it can turn short-lived attention into participation, memory and continued brand presence. Here’s how.