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www.IndependentRetailer.com PRODUCT TRENDS Trik Topz Offers Variety
AS REPORTED in Indepen- dent Retailer’s June 2010 issue, most brick and mortar retail- ers felt the effects of a sluggish economy, and the result was re- duced inventory and sales. Yet, the economy was forecasted to take an upturn, and 2011 looks to be a better year for wholesal- ers and retailers alike. Trik Topz President, Areg Ghlandian, con- fi rms this forecast, saying, “With the increase in buyer confi dence this year, we have seen a surge in retailers’ interest in stocking their shelves with more prod- ucts and more variety.” In fact,
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“Our fun novelty lines are de- signed to give customers a way to express their personalities, from stickers to signs.” Keeping an eye on new trends,
Ghlandian suggests that Trik Topz’ 12 product lines and 3,000 items fi t a diverse marketplace and variety selection for every age and every background. The company’s U.S. manufactured novelty products include bum- per stickers, comic quotes, and metal signs. Ghlandian notes,
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as well as customer requests, Trik Topz continues to add to its product lines. For instance, Trik Topz’ recently added the in-de- mand product, Metallic Decalz, which cost $1.35 wholesale and retail for $2.99. Other hot items include Trik Topz’ comic quotes, available for $1.50 apiece whole- sale, with a possible 150 percent markup at $2.49 retail. Manufac-
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