Replacing Rejected Goods

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This template can be used when you want to replace rejected goods. You may also find other merchandise related document templates that may be helpful to you and your business here https://www.templateguru.co.za/documents/shipping-merchandise/ and other operations and logistics templates here https://www.templateguru.co.za/templates/operations-logistics/

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We accept your rejection of [DESCRIBE REJECTED GOODS] which we shipped to you. We are shipping replacement goods to you immediately at our cost. Please return the rejected goods to us also at our cost by [RETURN INSTRUCTIONS].

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