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The new exterior and interior store branding will be completed by the end of October. Customers will begin to see the new branding appear on advertising Sept. 15.
Generative Growth, which purchased 15 of the Marsh stores in June for $8 million, is owned by Ohio third generation grocers and siblings Michael Needler Jr. and Julie Anderson.
“Customers can expect a clean, fresh look with our marketing and communication,” said Anderson, who serves as vice president of marketing.
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Needler said Needler’s Fresh Market will place added concentration on sourcing local fresh produce, and providing high quality in-store made products in the bakery and deli.
“Our fresh meat offering is second to none,” he said. “Customers will enjoy premium angus beef, all-natural pork and Miller Amish Country poultry. It’s a real privilege to serve these communities and Needlers have been doing it in Indiana and Ohio for nearly 100 years.”
Marsh filed for protection under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code in May after closing 19 stores.
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