Nelson-Jameson acquires Sitzman Supply
Acquisition enables distributor to expand growth in Eastern region.
Nelson-Jameson's strategic expansion offers best-in-class solutions for food processors nationwide. From left: Mike Rindy, president of Nelson-Jameson, Dawn Sitzman, owner, Sitzman Supply, Brett Sitzman, owner, Sitzman Supply, and Adam Nelson, chairman of the board for Nelson-Jameson.
Nelson-Jameson Inc., a distributor in the food processing industry, announced the acquisition of Sitzman Supply LLC, a wholesale provider of process systems products based in Alden, N.Y. The acquisition is part of a long-term expansion plan that allows Nelson-Jameson to further develop its strategic relationships and offer additional technical sales coverage in the Eastern region, the company says.
“Nelson-Jameson is pleased to welcome Sitzman Supply to the family as a part of our national expansion,” says Mike Rindy, president of Nelson-Jameson. “The synergies will allow us to better serve our customers, and the geographic growth demonstrates our commitment to the Eastern region. This expansion strengthens Nelson-Jameson's position as an industry leader that delivers supplies quickly, offers technical expertise and adds additional value for our customers."
For more than 75 years, Nelson-Jameson Inc. has been a trusted source of food processing supplies to the food and beverage industry. The Marshfield, Wis.-based headquarters boasts an innovation center with more than 100 specialists ready to support customers with extensive industry knowledge, plant experience, and technical, safety, and regulatory expertise.
As a one-stop shop with more than 60,000 hand-picked, quality-tested products, Nelson-Jameson boasts five distribution centers, totaling five million cubic feet, and an in-house fleet of trucks to efficiently deliver supplies and professional services to customers nationwide.
Founded in 2003, Sitzman Supply LLC is a privately-owned company and a wholesale provider of hoses, pumps, valves, and other process systems products. The company is known for its honesty and integrity in supplier and customer relationships, aligning closely with Nelson-Jameson’s “Golden Rule” values. Both teams are keen on collaborating to leverage core competencies and exceed customer expectations.
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