Merchandising

Nonfood packaging categories include dmgs and pharmaceuticals, textile goods, bags (merchandise, shipping, carry-out, T-shirt, and laundry), shrink wrap, stretch wrap, clear boxes, and many more. 

National Trade Data Bank, U.S. Merchandise Export and Import Trades, Titles 2,855,210,000 (Magnesium Su fate) and 2,550,200,000 (Kleserite, epsom salts [naturalmagnesium sulfatef), U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Washington, D.C, 1993. 

In scented stores, shoppers look at merchandise longer. 

Comfort has been a merchandising point for cotton and much of cotton s success has stemmed from this property (159—162). This has not, however, prevented cotton interests from trying to modify the moisture regain or content of finished fabrics (163—165). One unique finish imparts... 

Trademarks were known in ancient civilizations. Wine jars found in Pompeii bore the mark Vesuvinum, identifying their contents as a wine produced in the region of Vesuvius. The artisan s guilds of Europe adopted marks to identify merchandise originating with their members such marks were protected against falsification by penal laws. 

Principal considerations used to determine whether a prospective mark conflicts with an existing third-party mark include the similarity of the marks and the relationship between the kinds of merchandise for which the marks are used or are intended to be used (2). Without some kind of relationship... 

Handels-verein, m. commercial association, commercial union, -ware, /. commercial article, article of commerce, merchandise, -wert, m. commercial value, -zeichen, n. trade-mark. -zink, n. commercial zinc. 

KMufer, m. buyer, purchaser, customer. auf-gut, n. merchandise, -handel, m. trade, commerce, -laden, m. store, shop, -leute, pi. merchants, tradesmen, kaufl., abbrev. of kauflich. 

Ware, /. ware, article, manufacture specif., textile fabric (pi.) goods, merchandise. Waren-haus, -lager, n. warehouse, -probe, /. sample (of goods), -stempel, m., -zeichen,... 

The use of general descriptive names, trade names, trademarks, etc. in this publication, even if the former are not especially identified, is not to be taken as a sign that such names, as understood by the Trade Marks and Merchandise Marks Act, may acccording-ly be used freely by anyone. 

And purchase fine merchandise, Mother-of-pearl and corals, amber and ebony, And pleasurable perfumes of all kinds,... 

A few years ago, a customer filed suit against a nationally known manufacturer of automotive brake fluid for supplying faulty merchandise. When the company s control chemist went before the jury with his detailed quality control records, he was able to prove that the allegedly faulty batch made two years earlier met all the requirements established for this product. The plaintiff lost his case. 

Explain why a tractor-trailer can be completely filled with one type of merchandise, such as butter, but only partially filled with a second type of material, such as steel. 

We use the casting process to make polymer films (less than 0.3 mm thick) and sheets (more than 0.3 mm thick) for such diverse end uses as cling wrap, merchandise bags, roofing membranes, landfill liners, and the interior walls of refrigerators. During chill roll casting, molten polymer is extruded as a curtain from a slot die onto a chilled metal roller where it solidifies. The product is transported over a series of rollers to a winder where it is wound up. 

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