The Merchandiser Is Put Up For Sale By Kapp Advertising: Report

The Merchandiser, a free weekly publication with eight editions that reach 270,000 central Pennsylvania homes, is for sale 

Kapp Advertising Service Inc., which has owned the publication since 1950, is now listing it, ABC27 News reports. 

The total business and inventory would cost $2,250,000.

The 26,000-square-foot Lebanon Merchandiser building carries a $1,850,000 price tag, and the 18,700 square-foot Hanover Merchandiser building is $1,950,000.

The Merchandiser was founded in 1948 by Lestor Benson, and sold to Robert S. Kapp in 1950. It then had a circulation of 2,300 homes, according to its website. 

Kapp provides commercial printing and circular printing and distribution services. The company lists The Merchandiser editions as follows:

  • The Myerstown Area Merchandiser started in 1948.
  • The Lebanon Valley Area Merchandiser started in 1954.
  • The Hershey Area Merchandiser started in 1968.
  • Western Berks Area editions started in 1971.
  • The Hanover Area Merchandiser started in 1974.
  • The Gettysburg Area Merchandiser started in 1975.
  • The Northern Adams/York Area Merchandiser started in 1989.
  • The Hampstead/Manchester Area Merchandiser started in 2006.

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