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Restrictions on selling Face Masks

Due to the Coronavirus Pandemic, we started selling face masks. First, we were able to get products from the Philippines as we have family and friends there. These masks are handmade and do offer a level of protection. We then found a great manufacturer in Vietnam that has all of the certifications, inspections, registrations, etc. Very excited about selling these masks are they have all kinds of benefits. We are selling masks in several locations including our website, FacemasksNJ.com. We are finding so many restrictions on selling these. Google, Amazon, and Facebook (I'm sure many more) are restricting people like us from advertising our products. It's a huge issue for us. I thin

New Jersey AV Business Live Streaming High School Graduation Ceremonies

Thanks to Governor Murphy’s directive that schools can now hold outdoor graduations, there is promise on the horizon for a local family owned business. BERGENFIELD, NJ (June 17, 2020)- Owners of the New Jersey audio visual company, Bergen Audio Visual -David and Glory Fe Howard -have fueled their vans and charged up their live streaming equipment. Prior to the outbreak of COVID-19, Bergen Audio Visual enjoyed over 15 years of growth and success providing their services across New Jersey. As their business provides AV services for corporate and social events, the pandemic brought their business to a stand-still. While just about all of their customers stopped having events, Bergen Audio Visu

New Jersey AV Business Turns to Selling Face Masks to Stay Afloat

How one family-owned business has diversified its service in the pandemic to retain their income while providing an essential product to consumers. BERGENFIELD, NJ (June 4, 2020)- Owners of the New Jersey audio visual company, Bergen Audio Visual -David and Glory Fe Howard -have adapted to the Corona Virus pandemic by selling face masks to stay afloat. Prior to the outbreak of COVID-19, the Howard family’s only source of income was from the rental of audio-visual equipment. But like many non-essential businesses, the social distancing measures implemented to stem the spread of the virus halted their operations. With their only source of income dried up, the couple decided to sell hand-made