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GOLIATH CANNONBALLS INTO TOYS, UNVEILING AN ALL-NEW EXPANSIVE CATEGORY LINEUP

Newswire.ca - Mon Jan 22, 6:00AM CST

The 40+-year-old market leader ventures into seven new toy categories with strategic retail alliances

RICHARDSON, TX, Jan. 22, 2024 /CNW/ - Goliath, the internationally renowned, family-owned game company recognized for its popular games  like Rummikub, Sequence, and Pop! the Pig, announces today the introduction of an all-new and expansive category launch into toys. Following the recent announcement of their new worldwide license and distribution agreement with Funko Games, today's move marks another pivotal moment as Goliath evolves from a leader in tabletop games to a toy industry powerhouse.

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