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Trim-A-Lawn Corporation Revenues Up 400% on Orders From Mass Merchandisers
Business Wire, June 29, 1998
UTICA, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 29, 1998--Trim-A-Lawn (OTC BB: TLWN) has announced that sales have increased 400% on orders from mass merchandisers such as WalMart, Hechingers, Ace Hardware and TruServe.
Revenues have soared from $500,000 in 1997 to over $2,000,000 the first six months of 1998.
Based in Upstate N.Y., Trim-A-Lawn manufactures light-weight walk-behind trimmers and a number of trimmer accessories. It is the only walk-behind trimmer in its price range that sold through the mass merchandisers. Its product line includes both gas-powered and battery rechargeable walk-behind string trimmers and a unique cutting head that allows a customer to change from blades to line without the use of tools. A patented plastic/metal composite blade featured in the cutting head lasts up to 100 times longer than other plastic blades currently on the market.
For further information contact Lisa Miller, Investments Unlimited, 640 Elizabeth Street, Utica, N.Y. 13501, tel. 315/733-0344, fax, 315/733-0487 or via e-mail millergl@borg.com. Visit the Trim-A-Lawn website www.trim-a-lawn.com.
CONTACT: Investments Unlimited, Utica
Lisa Miller, 315-733-0344
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