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Looking for promotional products? You've come to the right site! Whether you are looking for a specific item or just browsing for ideas, Office Networks is your one-stop source. Read More Baby Yoda Merch Finally Rolling Out I’ve already gone on record with my love of all things Baby Yoda – or if you want to get all technical and boring, “The Child.” OK, who else is planning to buy ALL the #BabyYoda merch in the universe? #Mandalorian #StarWars #merch @asicentral @ChrisR_ASI https://t.co/mwKYCVoENF — Theresa Hegel (@TheresaHegel) November 22, 2019 The cuddly alien was the breakout star of The Mandalorian , the Disney+ Star Wars drama that released to massive hype last fall. Disney successfully surprised fans by keeping the diminutive character under wraps, but after the shocking reveal, the big-eared baby broke the internet, becoming the star of countless memes and subject of tons of unlicensed Etsy merch . But official Baby Yoda merch was few and far between – the price Disney paid for honoring Mandalorian director Jon Favreau’s request to keep the character spoiler-free. During that crucial holiday-shopping season after the show premiered, there was little that Star Wars fans could put under the tree – other than an IOU for TBD toys. Not exactly satisfying. The first round of hastily rolled out merch was also a let down (for me, at least). More #babyyoda merch has been announced. Cuter than the first round, but still not loving it, tbh. https://t.co/zXSVHbftvN #TheMandolorian #promotionalproducts — Theresa Hegel (@TheresaHegel) December 12, 2019 But I did enjoy seeing how the promo industry embraced the trend at recent ASI trade shows. Baby Yoda is at #ASIOrlando , over at the @PepcoPromo booth. #BabyYoda #promotionalproducts pic.twitter.com/bBJbdAmMM6 — Theresa Hegel (@TheresaHegel) January 5, 2020 Fast-forward to February, and a ton of adorable Baby Yoda baubles are in the works – from Lego sets and board games to plushies and pajamas. There are Baby Yoda backpacks and speakers – the sound emanating from holes poked in his little, bald head. The full lineup was revealed at Toy Fair 2020 in New York, and it’s a lot. Maybe almost too much? The Child merchandise is now available on Shop Disney , though some of the preorder items have already sold out. It left me wondering whether the novelty of the new character has worn off. Then, I spent 15 minutes watching videos of the animatronic Baby Yoda made by Hasbro, so what do I know? Hasbro’s first look at animatronic Baby Yoda will steal your heart https://t.co/BEg7P92p9W pic.twitter.com/q0mW0hTcvt — The Verge (@verge) February 21, 2020 The 10-inch doll, which will feature over 25 sound and motion combinations, was already sold out less than a day after becoming available on Disney’s e-commerce site . Even if it does become available to preorder, the doll isn’t expected to ship until December of this year. Other Baby Yoda items are still just as sought over. Funko announced recently that its upcoming Baby Yoda figure broke pre-order sales records at the company . Clearly, the Force is still strong with The Child. Read More Promo Demand for Sanitizer, Face Masks Skyrockets ESP search data appears to indicate a significant increase in end-buyer demand as coronavirus spreads around the world. According to new data from ASI, searches for face masks and hand sanitizer increased dramatically this month, signaling a growing concern about preventing transmission of the coronavirus . This month, the terms “hand sanitizer” were searched 5,577 times, up from 2,900 in January and 2,173 in February 2019 (a 92% increase and 157% increase, respectively). Meanwhile, “face mask” was searched 711 times this month, up from 373 last month (a 91% increase) and just 25 at the same time last year (a 2,744% increase). The first coronavirus deaths in the U.S. occurred on Feb. 27, when two residents of a nursing home in Kirkland, WA, succumbed to the disease. As of March 4, there are 126 cases across 13 states and 11 people have died, 10 in Washington state and one in California. A Department of Homeland Security location in King County has closed after an employee visited the Kirkland care facility. Homeland Security facility in Washington state closes due to coronavirus outbreak - CNNPolitics https://t.co/mxdCSaeAX4 — David P Gelles (@gelles) March 3, 2020 Chocolate Inn/Lanco (asi/44900) offers hand sanitizer to the industry, and marketing manager Nick Caputi says that while they usually see an increase in demand each year during flu season, this year is different. “We saw a direct jump in sanitizer interest once the coronavirus became headline news,” he says. “It’s been a 40% increase year over year.” Fortunately, the company manufactures its own sanitizer, so they’ve been able to replenish supply to keep up with demand. They’ve seen orders from a variety of industries, mainly for their own employees’ use, and they don’t expect it will diminish anytime soon. “With all of the reports coming in, we anticipate the demand to continue well into the spring and very likely even further,” says Caputi. SnugZ/USA (asi/88060) also offers sanitizer, and demand increased significantly since January and has been “off the charts” since the end of February, says CEO Brandon Mackay, about the time that California announced it had its first case of unknown origin; the patient had not traveled to any countries with confirmed cases and hadn’t been exposed to anyone infected. Sanitizer sales at Snugz are up 25% from February 2019, mostly for health campaigns, hospitals, schools and travel-related companies. “We’ve also seen a spike in requests that confirm the product is manufactured in the USA,” says Mackay, who added that much of its products (not just personal care) are in higher-than-normal demand because of the ripple effect of the virus. “I think the fact that we’re a domestic manufacturer has pushed business our way as the workforce has yet to return to China after Chinese New Year,” he says. “People had hoped that China factories would be open and then ran out of time, and now the orders for us are coming in like a wave.” Personal care supplier and manufacturer Raining Rose (asi/80489) says they’re seeing a 400% year-over-year increase in sales for hand sanitizer, and volume of inquiries is eve...