The Memorial Shift That Delivered $1M for Funeral Homes in 2025
In deathcare, innovation only matters if it serves families and also supports the long-term health of the organization. Parting Stone has built its reputation on both. By offering...
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China’s Funeral Regs Update Aims to “Curb Excessive Charges”
The next time a stranger complains to you about the outrageous cost of funerals these days, just tell them they’d better be glad they don’t live in China....
Hydrogen Cremators: The Dutch Are Picking Up Where the UK Left Off
There’s a reason no one wants a crematorium in their neighborhood — and it’s not (always) because they don’t want a reminder of their mortality so close to...
Cremation Association of North America Grows Staff to Support Strategic Plan
Promotion and New Hire Reflect Expansion of CANA’s Content and Membership Initiatives WHEELING, IL— It’s a time of growth and innovation for the Cremation Association of North America...
Treasured Memories Secure View: Raising the Standard of Cremation Identification
The process is straightforward: A photo of the deceased is uploaded to the Secure View platform. A secure link is generated and sent to the next-of-kin. The family...
Crematory Scandals Are Just as Hurtful When the Victims Are Pets
Over the last few years, the deathcare profession has been rocked by more than a few crematory scandals. Whether driven by greed, laziness, or a combination of both,...
Auction of Buddha’s Cremation Jewels Causing Controversy
Sotheby’s Hong Kong has plans to auction a collection of 331 gemstones known as the “Piprahwa Gems,” unearthed in 1898 in Piprahwa, Uttar Pradesh, India. However, those plans...