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test in 19 stores in North East England (Tyneside and Teesside), offering up to 350 lines of<br />

branded foods, household products and toiletries--all “must haves.” The test will continue for three<br />

months, after which if successful will be extended nationwide, thus ending its 100% own brand<br />

merchandising strategy. In May 2007, the company announced its suppliers’ development of two<br />

“eco-factories” that will pioneer in methods of sustainable manufacturing--a factory in Sri Lanka<br />

for lingerie and one in North Wales for furniture upholstery. UPDATE: For fiscal 2010, M&S<br />

group revenues were up 5.2% to £ 9.5 billion and profits off by 0.5% to £ 702.7 million.<br />

Procurement Contacts: Management is assigned within each division<br />

MARSH SUPER MARKETS, INC.<br />

9800 Crosspoint Blvd., Indianapolis, IN 46256-3350 USA<br />

Tel: (317) 594-2100<br />

(317) 594-2704<br />

www.marsh.net<br />

Total Fiscal 2010 Sales: $1.1 Billion (E)<br />

Percentage of Sales in Exclusive Brands: N/A<br />

Principal Business: This privately owned regional chain store operator manages 117 retail outlets<br />

in Indiana and western Ohio. They include: 69 Marsh supermarkets, 38 LoBill Food stores, 8<br />

O’Mailia Food Markets, and 2 Arthur’s Fresh Market.<br />

EB Identities: Marsh<br />

EB skus: N/A<br />

Profile: Marsh, started in 1931 and went public in 1953. Faced with increasing competition, the<br />

retailer in May 2006 negotiated a deal for sale of its stock to MSH Supermarkets Holdings Corp.,<br />

an affiliate of Sun Capital Partners, Inc. In September 2006, Sun Capital acquired the business for<br />

$ 88 million plus assumed $ 237 million in debt. Subsequently, Sun Capital closed a number of the<br />

Marsh stores, as well as Marsh’s 154 Village Pantry convenience stores, its catering business, its<br />

floral operations and real estate properties. Also, some 30 LoBill Food stores have been rebranded<br />

to Marsh Hometown Markets. Sun helped to reduce Marsh’s debt to $ 60 million, and put<br />

Marsh up for sale in 2009; but in August 2010, after finding no interest, decided to keep the<br />

business. Marsh is number 3 in the Indianapolis market, claiming a 16% market share (45 stores)

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