Carver Skateboards Scrambles to Keep Up with Surf Shop Demand

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By Tiffany Montgomery | Published Sep 29, 2020

Details about just how busy Carver has become during the pandemic, plus why the brand’s international business continues to account for the majority of company revenue.

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