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Reject Shop (ASX: TRS)
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About Reject Shop
The Reject Shop Ltd. engages in retailing discount variety merchandise. It offers general consumer merchandise such as toiletries, cosmetics, homeware, personal care products, hardware, basic furniture, household cleaning products, kitchenware, confectionery, snack food, lifestyle and seasonal merchandise, such as seasonal gifts, cards and wrapping, toys, leisure items and home decorations. The company was founded by Ron Hall and John Shuster in 1981 and is headquartered in Kensington, Australia.