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WHILE MANY people are en- joying the crisp, new days of fall, wholesalers and retailers are get- ting the fi rst glimpse of the winter season, as they add holiday themed kitchenware, ornaments and giftware to their inventory. To ensure record sales, espe- cially when competing with big box retailers’ extensive lines of discounted holiday decorations and merchandise, independent retailers are best advised to stock their shelves with unique items for the holiday season. Keeping this in mind, wholesale supplier, Midwestern Wholesale, offers a
large selection of holiday prod- ucts. “Our holiday products are best-selling items that cannot be bought at the large retail department stores. They are spe- cifi cally marketed to the smaller retail shop owners, for selling to their customers,” says company owner, Laura Clark.
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Wholesale has been in the wholesale business since 2007, after a short stint in retail in 2004. “Our mission is to offer the best prices to both retailers and the general public,” Clark emphasizes, whether it be via everyday products or Christmas- themed merchandise. Currently carrying more than 2,500 skus, Midwestern Wholesale special- izes in unique and hard to fi nd items, and forecasts a good re- sponse to its up-and-coming holiday lines, including kitchen- ware, ornaments and stockings. “Kitchenware is perhaps the most popular holiday line, fol- lowed by any snowmen themed
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