General Merchandise

DETROIT — Avanti Press recently launched 28 new greeting card designs at the 2012 National Stationery Show in New York.

Combining its Avanti photographic humor brand with its illustrated companion, A*Press, the new cards "satisfy a wide spectrum of sending needs," Avanti's VP business development Marc Trobman said. Avanti Press has rolled out 18 fun-flavored cards celebrating the "grills, thrills and spills of summer," while nine new cards debuted under the A*Press brand for the birthday, anniversary and support categories.

FAIRFIELD, Calif. — Jelly Belly is set to launch a new line of candy dishes.

Jelly Belly pie candy dishes are made of ceramic and have a classic lattice-patterned crust lid with a Jelly Belly jelly bean "fruit-filling"” peeking out from under it. Each Jelly Belly pie candy dish comes with a 2-oz. starter bag of Jelly Belly jelly beans in the dish's corresponding flavor. The dish itself can hold up to 4 oz. of Jelly Belly beans, so it can be refilled with favorite flavors.

LAKE FOREST, Ill. — Reynolds Consumer Products has expanded its Hefty brand to include new Hefty slider bags.

Available in storage, freezer, jumbo and sandwich varieties, the new bags feature a reengineered seal with the patented MaxLock track design to keep the bag secure, whether it's shaken, dropped or stacked.

CINCINNATI — Pampers has recognized the revolving role fathers play in their children's lives by expanding the brand's incentive program.

DALLAS — Kimberly-Clark has partnered with Marvel Entertainment to bring the latter’s Spider-Man character to GoodNites underwear.

Marking the first use of licensed characters by the GoodNites brand, the underwear for boys will feature graphics of the famed web-crawler for a limited time beginning this month.

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — Hanes is bringing its Tagless concept to its men's underwear bottoms.

A decade after introducing its Tagless undershirts, the brand said the introduction of its Tagless briefs, boxers and boxer briefs are designed to address the unmet needs voiced by male consumers and underscores the brand's continued commitment to ensure the ultimate in comfort with each new product innovation.

DALLAS — Huggies has donated 5 million of its Huggies Little Movers camo diapers to families of those who serve to protect our country, reaching every branch of the U.S. military.

To support the donation, the Huggies brand is partnering with the Armed Services YMCA, a military nonprofit organization that makes military life easier with free programs and services to enlisted military and their families nationwide.

AVENEL, N.J. — Mizco has introduced a line of universal tablet accessories under the company’s DigiPower, iEssentials and Travelocity brands.

• The iEssentials universal neoprene tablet cases are available in a zipper model and a sleeve model. The universal neoprene tablet zipper case features a zipper pocket for storage of cables and other accessories, while the universal neoprene tablet sleeve case features a fold-over closure, and is reversible. Both models are available in 7-in. and 10-in. sizes for $9.99 and $14.99, respectively;