Writing the word Empire with noun correctly

Hi, I writing an Essay and I don't know if how to write the title and the corerct meaning. The Essay is about the goods/products in one place which I call Empire. Here the possible titles: which one is correct. Please help

Empire Products
Products Empire

Empire Goods
Goods Empire
The Goods Empire

[Pricess]

Hi, I writing an Essay and I don't know how to write the title and the correct meaning. The Essay is about the goods/products in one place which I call Empire. Here the possible titles: which one is correct. Please help

Empire Products

Products Empire

Empire Goods

Goods Empire

The Goods Empire

[David L.]

Empire Products (if manufactured in some way)

Empire Merchandise (if retailing goods)

Empire Produce (if grown, such as vegetables, wheat, milk, cheese)

[Pricess]

Please correct me with the possible titles. I really need to know if it's correct "The Empire of Goods/Products" or The Goods/Products of the Empire" I don't know which meaning to use for the possible title posted on my first message. The Essay is about the goods/products located in one place I call the Empire. I talked through the essay about the products are in the place. Please help.

[David L.]

Duplicate post.

[Pricess]

Thanks David

[Pricess]

David L. What exactly means Empire Merchandise/goods

[David L.]

Merchandise refers to any goods to be sold. It could be clothing, material, huge bags of coffee beans

[Pricess]

Ok, but by saying Empire Merchandise I mean The Empire of Merchandise Or Merchandise of the Empire. Also can I use "The" before Empire Merchandise

[Pricess]

By the way, I had Empire Merchandise with other possibles title but I didn't know it was correct to use it. I'm glad to know that is correct.