Wahl recently partnered with lovelytheband on efforts to build excitement around “buzz cut,” the latest song and video to debut from the group’s sophomore album, “conversations with myself about you,” to be released on August 28.

Oucica, a subsidiary of Huntkey, has released its portable air purifiers for global markets. The air purifiers are integrated with photocatalyst and HEPA filters for high-level purification efficiency, the company said.

Chef’n, a division of Lifetime Brands, has introduced a Glass Mandoline Slicer.

The Cookware Manufacturers Association (CMA) has elected a new board member, Mike Otterman, CEO of Lodge Manufacturing Company, and reelected three board members to serve a second three-year term: Kurt Mecray, consumer marketing manager at PPG; and Chris Welch, director of marketing at Bradshaw Home.

Corelle Brands has launched a special edition licensed Mickey Mouse collection of plates, available on the company’s website while supplies last.

Matr Boomie, an ethical gifting company based in Austin, TX, will showcase some of its newest homewares at the upcoming Atlanta Market, scheduled to be held August 13 to 19 at AmericasMart.

Walmart shoppers are encountering a new fashion-forward furniture collection from Dorel Home, the Dorel Industries home furnishings division, developed in partnership with Scout Productions, the company behind the Queer Eye television series.

Brad Bonham and Matt Davis of Walker Edison are finalists for the Entrepreneur Of The Year 2020 Award in the Utah Region.

Joseph Joseph is casting a spotlight on its latest solutions to help consumers keep the kitchen clean and organized.

Neat Method, a home organizing company owned by Whitmor, is capitalizing on the success of its lifestyle service by introducing a retail line of home organizing products.

The Dallas Market Center has noted an increase in pre-registration for its Dallas Total Home & Gift Market, which is set to be held from August 19 to 25.

AmericasMart Atlanta is getting ready to welcome visitors to the Atlanta Market, both by appointment and digitally.

Amazon is expanding its Project Zero program to seven new countries— Australia, Brazil, Netherlands, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Turkey and the UAE— making it available in 17 countries where the retailer has a store. The Project Zero program combines Amazon’s technology with the knowledge that brands have of their own intellectual property, with the goal to drive counterfeits to zero.

Kroger said that its Kroger Ship online platform will expand to offer an extended ship-to-home assortment through a marketplace offering of third-party sellers powered by software platform, Mirakl.