- a variation of merchandise.
merchandize
Americannoun
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Lujan Grisham signed legislation in April to create a new category of “organized retail crime” and stiffen penalties for organized theft of store merchandize as retailers have highlighted losses from coordinated pilfering.
From Seattle Times • Sep. 5, 2023
The details are still coming together, but according to the Feds, she sold the merchandize to an unnamed “leading international buyer and reseller of jewelry with an office in midtown Manhattan.”
From BusinessWeek • Jul. 8, 2013
And guess what – the merchandize had counterfeit marks and was manufactured to resemble fragrance products from several well-known brands.
From Forbes • Dec. 6, 2011
The term "looting" commonly describes the actions of those who help themselves to the merchandize of stricken stores when social order breaks down.
From Time • Aug. 14, 2011
Other booths are filled with various merchandize: ironware, clothes images of saints and numberless trifles.
From The Dead Lake and Other Tales by Heyse, Paul
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