In Canadian usage, the nouns merchandise and merchandiser, as well as the verb merchandise and its forms, are all spelled with an s rather than a z. (However, an accepted American spelling variant for the verb is merchandize.)
- Drew has years of experience with electrical merchandise.
- Van Doren’s is a merchandiser of imported Dutch food.
- Catriona is now the merchandising manager.
- What is the best way to merchandise this new line of sports equipment?
- Gerard merchandised the new software program throughout North America.
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