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Workwear manufacturer UniFirst Canada acquires McGuire Uniforms
The acquisition unites two of Canada’s largest suppliers of direct purchase programmes for customised employee workwear.
15th July 2015
Innovation in Textiles
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Oakville, ON
The acquisition unites two of Canada’s largest suppliers of direct purchase programmes for customised employee workwear. The businesses will operate under UniFirst Canada and will continue to maintain all of their current facilities.
Consistent and steady growth
Headquartered in Oakville, ON, UniFirst Canada is a wholly owned entity of UniFirst Corporation of Wilmington, MA, and has over 20 branch and satellite offices across Canada. UniFirst has been supplying uniforms in Canada for more than 30 years, beginning as Unitog Canada, which was purchased by UniFirst Corporation in 1986. The McGuire acquisition will nearly double its current direct-purchase programme, the company reports.
“We’re excited about the addition of McGuire to our team and welcome the opportunity to provide the quality products and service their customers have come to expect,” said Tim Sullivan, General Manager at UniFirst Canada.
“McGuire Uniforms has been in business for over 20 years and has leveraged superior relationships and customer service to achieve consistent and steady growth during that time. UniFirst’s like-minded dedication to the customers we serve makes McGuire the perfect partner.”
UniFirst
UniFirst is a North American leader in the supply and servicing of uniform and workwear programmes, as well as the delivery of facility service programmes. Together with its subsidiaries, the company also provides first aid and safety products, and manages specialized garment programmes for the cleanroom and nuclear industries.
UniFirst manufactures its own branded workwear, protective clothing, and floorcare products, and with over 225 service locations, 275,000 customer locations, and 12,000 employee Team Partners, the company outfits more than 1.5 million workers each business day.
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