Gordon Food Service Store in Pleasant Prairie to Close on March 15

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Pleasant Prairie, Wis. – Gordon Food Service Store has announced the upcoming closure of its Pleasant Prairie location at 6905 75th Place, with its final day of operation set for Saturday, March 15. The company assured customers that regular business hours will remain in effect until closing day.

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While the physical store will shut its doors, Gordon Food Service’s Express Van Delivery Service will continue to serve customers in the Kenosha area, and online ordering will remain fully operational. Customers will still have access to the company’s well-known restaurant-quality products and services at the nearest Racine location, situated at 1025 S. Green Bay Road.

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In its official statement, Gordon Food Service Store expressed appreciation for its customers and acknowledged the impact of the decision. The company also confirmed that eligible employees have been encouraged to seek opportunities at other Gordon Food Service locations.

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For more information, customers can contact the Racine store at 262-633-2868.

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  1. Gordon’s always seemed to be more of a restaurant service place than regular customers. It always seemed like it had competition with the nearby Costo. I shopped there a few times when they had excellent deals on soda. Sorry to see it go.

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    1. That’s what GFS is, they supply (at a discount) to restaurants and similar resellers. The retail store was just that-the store also allowed retail sales at retail prices. I guess it’s like Farm & Fleet, Kenosha just isn’t big enough yet ;P

  2. Sorry to see it go. While the prices weren’t necessarily great for retail customers, they did have some items that I gladly purchased over and over again. I’m certainly not going to drive up to Racine to purchase them.

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