Six extra Ceremony Support shops added to the closing listing in Mid-Michigan on Friday convey the retail and pharmacy large’s complete to 17 areas throughout the area over the previous two weeks.
MID-MICHIGAN (WJRT) – Ceremony Support’s exit from the Mid-Michigan retail and pharmacy market continued Friday with six extra shops throughout the area added to the closing listing.
The six areas closing in Mid-Michigan are amongst 30 within the newest spherical of shops closing listing in Michigan and Ohio. The Mid-Michigan areas are:
- 1001 N. Leroy St. at North Street in Fenton.
- 841 S. State Street within the Davison Village retail heart in Davison.
- 5050 Gratiot Street at Heart Street in Saginaw Township.
- 1565 E. Pierson Street at Elms Street in Flushing.
- 602 W. Broad St. subsequent to Alpine Market in Linden.
- 1341 Wright Ave. close to Warwick Dr. in Alma.
Dates for closing and conducting liquidation gross sales weren’t introduced.
The upcoming retailer closures introduced Friday convey Ceremony Support’s complete to 17 areas slated to exit of enterprise in Mid-Michigan over the previous two weeks. The corporate introduced the next shops will shut final week:
- G4033 Fenton Street at Bristol Roads in Burton.
- 4519 Richfield Street at Genesee Street in Genesee Township.
- 6026 Lapeer Street at Belsay Street in Burton.
- 3880 Wilder Street at Henry Road in Bay Metropolis.
- 2985 Most important Road in Marlette.
- 2910 Ashman St. on the circle in Midland.
- 161 Beech St. in Harrison.
- 1020 E. Hill Street at Fenton Street in Grand Blanc Township.
- 5370 E. Hill Street at Belsay Street in Grand Blanc Township.
- 500 Lafayette Ave. at Broadway Road in Bay Metropolis.
- 1022 W. Genesee St. at Most important Road in Lapeer.
Liquidation gross sales are underneath method at many of the Ceremony Support shops added to the closing listing final week. These areas are scheduled to exit of enterprise by the top of July.
Ceremony Support filed for chapter in October 2023 amid falling gross sales and impending monetary judgments associated to ongoing litigation over the nationwide opioid disaster.
The U.S. Justice Division filed a lawsuit accusing Ceremony Support of knowingly filling falsified or invalid prescriptions for opioid painkillers regardless of “pink flags” that ought to have warn pharmacists they had been improper.
Ceremony Support can have round 150 areas left in Michigan and fewer than 2,000 within the U.S. after the shop closures are full.
