Positive Promotions CEO Joins Congressman Steve Israel to Discuss Legislation to Require "Made in the USA" Products in National Parks
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Press Releases Positive Promotions Press Release Share Blog Receive press releases from Positive Promotions: By Email PDF Version RSS Feeds: Positive Promotions CEO Joins Congressman Steve Israel to Discuss Legislation to Require "Made in the USA" Products in National Parks As Congressman Israel highlighted, “Every single day in this country 750,000 people visit one of our 400 National Parks, heritage sites, and historic areas.To give the work and labor that we are currently outsourcing overseas to American companies is a “common sense solution” for workforce and economic growth.As Nelson Taxel, CEO of Positive Promotions stated, “having this merchandise that can be made here in the United States, there are people waiting in the promotional products business that can make all of these different things and to us this bill would be a tremendous boost and as we would increase our business and increase employment.” American economists have determined that if every American were to spend $3.33 a day, not extra but just divert that amount from spend on foreign made goods to American made products, that one act alone would create 10,000 jobs.Customers can order in 4 easy ways: online anytime at Oyster Bay, NY, July 12, 2013 --( PR.com )-- Nelson Taxel, CEO of Positive Promotions and Congressman Steve Israel met at Sagamore Hill National Historic Site, the former home of President Teddy Roosevelt, to advocate proposed legislation to put American made products in official gift shops at the National Parks, monuments, and historic sites across the country.As Nelson Taxel, CEO of Positive Promotions stated, “having this merchandise that can be made here in the United States, there are people waiting in the promotional products business that can make all of these different things and to us this bill would be a tremendous boost and as we would increase our business and increase employment.”American economists have determined that if every American were to spend $3.33 a day, not extra but just divert that amount from spend on foreign made goods to American made products, that one act alone would create 10,000 jobs.