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ReStockIt.com acquired by Acme Paper & Supply Co.

 

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ReStockIt.com, a Davie-based ecommerce supplier for small-to-medium sized businesses, has been purchased by Acme Paper & Supply Co., a Baltimore-based distributor of packaging, supplies and equipment for janitorial, foodservices, manufacturing and retail industries.

ReStockIt.com was founded in 2004 by David Redlich and Matt Kuttler. From 2008 to 2011, the company nearly doubled its revenue to $25.6 million. Over the years, Inc. magazine ranked ReStockIt.com on its List of America’s 500 Fastest-Growing Companies and it was a Florida Finalist in the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year awards. The company offers 200,000 products from more than 2,350 manufacturers, in the primary categories of restaurant supplies, cleaning and janitorial supplies, office supplies, industrial packaging and custom-designed packaging.

With the acquisition, Acme is adding 30 full-time ReStockIt.com employees and additional categories to its offerings, including office supplies, electronics and tools, the company said.

Founded in Baltimore in 1946 by Edward and Mildred Attman, Acme Paper & Supply Co., Inc. is a third generation family-owned and operated company led by brothers and co-owners Ron, David and Steve Attman together with their father Ed. Acme said it is among the nation’s largest distributors of disposable food service packaging, janitorial equipment and supply, restaurant equipment and supply, retail and industrial packaging, and custom-designed packaging.

INA PAIVA CORDLE

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