The phrase "additional merchandise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra items or products that are offered beyond the initial selection.
Example: "The store is offering additional merchandise at a discounted price during the holiday sale."
Alternatives: "extra products" or "supplementary items".
In particular, Mr. Rapino has pressed for Live Nation to control customer data from ticket buyers as part of a strategy to sell fans additional merchandise.
But if you think he's honestly, though feebly, trying to keep the business afloat, and if the arrival of some additional merchandise might help keep the lights on a while longer, then you can let your vendors decide whether the potential revenue is worth it to them.
They write: "Such a single large transfer does not represent the typical behavior of a buyer who opens an account on Silk Road in order to purchase some narcotics (such buyers are expected to make an initial deposit of tens or hundreds of dollars, and to top the account off whenever they buy additional merchandise).
Backus plans to add additional merchandise to market, including stuffed animals and puzzles.
The startup now aims to scale additional merchandise on its digital network that coordinates pricing, payment, quality control and logistics across sellers and vendors.
Twiga Foods now aims to scale additional merchandise on its digital network that coordinates pricing, payment, quality control and logistics across sellers and vendors.
Weber Shandwick Sport, a business consultancy, estimates that the pair will generate an additional $175 million a year in additional merchandising revenue.
Winning the World Series might well be worth $100m to the Giants, in the form of additional ticket and merchandise sales next year and eventually a bigger deal for their broadcast rights.
"There's a massive difference in the basic award from the Football League and then all the additional things through merchandise," Symns told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire.
According to Box Office Mojo, the six Star Wars movies have earned a total of $4.5 billion in ticket sales worldwide, including $2 billion in the U.S. The films have generated an additional $20 billion in merchandise sales, which helped land George Lucas in the 97th spot on our recent Forbes 400 list with a net worth of $3.25 billion.
His more speculative projections had Jackson taking a nearly three-year break after the global tour and then performing in four smaller sets of concerts through 2024, which would have earned him an additional $376 million, including merchandising.
