MaEby-Brown acquires Liberty USA in West Mifflin, PA. It operates under the name Wakefield Sandwich Company. The new company is a wholly owned subsidiary of Eby-Brown LLC. In January 2008, the commissary operations in Springfield, Ohio expanded into a new company called NewFreshCo Foods LLC. The Orlando, Florida location was closed in December 2005. Also in January 2001, McHenry Eby-Brown merged with Eau Claire Eby-Brown. In January 2001, Elgin Eby-Brown joined the Aurora members in Montgomery. In December 2000, Aurora Eby-Brown moved to Montgomery, Illinois. Davis and Sons in Baltimore, Maryland were purchased. In April 1999, Eby-Brown in Orlando, Florida opened. In February 1999, Eby-Brown in Eau Claire, Wisconsin opened.

Lester Company of Rockmart, Georgia were purchased. In January 1994, assets of Bosart Company of Springfield, Ohio were purchased. In mid-1989, assets of the Smith-Harris Company of Indianapolis were purchased, extending Eby-Brown's reach into Ohio and Kentucky. Early in 1989, assets of Schiller Wholesale of Michigan were purchased. Later that year, Tom and Dick Wake began to assume ownership of the Eby-Brown companies. In 1983, Mike Michael sold his interest in Eby-Brown to Bill Wake. Galesburg Eby-Brown was begun in 1976, when the assets of Galesburg Cigar were purchased. was purchased in 1960 and transformed into McHenry Eby-Brown. A year later, they bought Aurora Eby-Brown. (Bill) Wake, two Elgin Eby-Brown salespeople, bought Elgin Eby-Brown. Within eight years, Brown had created Elgin Eby-Brown. Under Lyle Brown's direction, Eby-Brown Aurora and Joliet expanded rapidly. bought out Youngen and Hallman, and gave the business its present name, 'Eby-Brown Co.' Lyle Brown discontinued the company's Schlitz Beer distributorship (even though the trucks continue to be painted in the traditional Schlitz color scheme to this day). Hallman, who renamed the company 'Eby-Youngen.'Īfter World War II, Lyle Brown, Sr. In 1912, candy manufacturing was discontinued. Day, and the company was renamed Eby Loser Co.' Loser and Day disposed of their holdings in 1907, but the firm continued to operate as Eby Loser until 1930. In 1892, he formed a partnership with Edward Hinman and operated as 'Eby and Hinman.' A few years later, Peter Michels joined the firm and the company became 'Eby, Hinman and Michels.' In 1904, Michels sold his share of the business to C.C. In 1888, Jacob Eby began a wholesale tobacco and candy manufacturing business at 128 W. Eby-Brown's locations are: ĭuring its 130-year history, the Eby-Brown Company has changed ownership many times. Eby-Brown's corporate headquarters is located in Naperville, Illinois.

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