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Mailing Industry Generates $2 Trillion in U.S. Economic Activity
A new study reveals the mailing sector drives trillions in economic output and millions of jobs.
- What happened
- According to a study from the Envelope Manufacturers Association, the U.S. mailing industry produces $2.0 trillion in economic activity and maintains 7.4 million jobs nationwide.
- Why it matters
- This metric establishes the broader economic footprint of mailing, contextualizing its value for supply chain and market planning.
- Who is affected
- Suppliers, converters, and industry investors.
The findings were reported by Printing Impressions, citing the Envelope Manufacturers Association research.
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