Interline Brands merges find brands into SupplyWorks
Interline Brands announced the launch of a new national brand, SupplyWorks (supplyworks.com).
With over $850 million of annual revenue, SupplyWorks is one of the largest broad line facilities maintenance businesses in the United States, providing a full suite of products and solutions to institutional and commercial customers.
"The launch of SupplyWorks represents a historic day for our company, and marks one of the last major steps in our efforts to create a leading national and integrated institutional business," said Michael J. Grebe, chairman and chief executive officer.
SupplyWorks represents the unification of five of Interline's brands ─ AmSan, CleanSource, JanPak, Trayco and Sexauer - under one national brand. The SupplyWorks brand will include over 140,000 products, spanning plumbing and cleaning supplies to HVAC, electrical and other maintenance and repair products. With over 3,000 supply partners, SupplyWorks features branded products from Georgia-Pacific, 3M, Diversey Care, Kimberly-Clark, Kohler, Schlage and Spartan, as well as Interline's own exclusive brands.
"The launch of SupplyWorks punctuates the growth strategy we've been pursuing to build a leading share position in the highly fragmented institutional facilities maintenance end market," said Kenneth D. Sweder, president and chief operating officer. "Today, we bring together our significant scale, robust capabilities and solutions-focused sales force for the benefit of our customers - all through a single national brand. While we will continue to provide our customers with the same solutions and personalized service they have come to expect from the predecessor brands, we now can offer them the full breadth of our products and programs under the new SupplyWorks brand, delivered by the same trusted and dedicated team of professionals."
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