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Core-Mark

Core-Mark is a leading North American marketer and distributor of fresh food, broad-line supplies, and consumer goods primarily to the convenience retail industry.
Founded in 1888 in by the Glaser brothers as a small initially focused on and products, the company has grown since 1888 into the largest provider of such solutions in the region, operating 45 distribution centers and serving more than 50,000 retail locations.
In September 2021, Core-Mark was acquired by Company (PFG) in a $2.5 billion stock-and-cash transaction, becoming a key subsidiary under PFG's Convenience segment while retaining its brand identity.
Headquartered in Westlake, Texas, Core-Mark offers a wide range of products including fresh, chilled, and frozen merchandise, snacks, candy, , healthcare items, and cosmetics, supported by sales, marketing, distribution, logistics, and advanced category management technologies like planogram software and data analytics.
The company emphasizes sustainability, supplier partnerships, and customer profitability, employing a diverse workforce of over 5,000 to drive innovation in retail execution and consumer engagement.

Overview

Company description

Core-Mark International is a leading marketer and distributor of fresh food, foodservice, and broad-line supply solutions primarily to the convenience retail industry across . As a key player in the sector, the company provides innovative programs, technology solutions, and analytics designed to support customer sales and profitability in convenience stores, travel centers, and similar retail outlets. The company operates 42 distribution centers strategically located throughout the and , enabling efficient delivery to over 50,000 customer locations. As part of Performance Food Group's segment, Core-Mark employs approximately 7,700 associates dedicated to these operations as of June 2024. Its mission is to be the most valued marketer of fresh, food, and broadline supply solutions to the convenience retail industry. Since its acquisition by in September 2021, Core-Mark has served as a of PFG's , enhancing the parent's with specialized expertise in fresh and broad-line products for the retail sector.

Geographic operations

Core-Mark is headquartered in , at 1500 Solana Boulevard, with its primary operations focused on the and . As part of Performance Food Group's Convenience segment, the company maintains a North American footprint without significant international activities beyond Canada. Following its 2021 acquisition by , Core-Mark's operations have integrated with the parent's broader network to enhance efficiency across the continent. The company operates a network of 42 distribution centers strategically positioned throughout the U.S. and to support timely to retailers. These facilities employ advanced and technologies to cover all 50 U.S. states and multiple Canadian provinces, enabling service to over 50,000 customer locations. The distribution setup emphasizes regional proximity to minimize transit times and optimize inventory management for perishable and broadline goods. Core-Mark's major customer segments include convenience store chains, mass merchants, and other retailers seeking and supply solutions. In 2025, the company expanded its reach through key partnerships, such as becoming the primary national supplier for all 664 Travel Stops locations across 42 states, up from an initial 100 sites. Additionally, Core-Mark entered a distribution agreement with Onvo to supply approximately 40 travel centers in and , supporting the retailer's regional growth and foodservice initiatives. These expansions underscore Core-Mark's focus on serving large-scale convenience operators in high-traffic areas.

History

Founding and early years

Core-Mark traces its origins to 1888, when two entrepreneurial Glaser brothers established Glaser Bros. as a small family-owned storefront in , , initially specializing in the retail sale of and products. This modest beginning marked the entry of the Glaser family into the distribution sector, capitalizing on the growing demand for convenience items in the post-Gold Rush era of . In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Glaser Bros. evolved from a operation into a wholesale , shifting focus to supplying , , and other to local retailers and emerging chain stores. This transition reflected the broader industrialization of commerce in , where the company built its reputation by sourcing reliable products and delivering them efficiently to support the nascent market. By , the business had formalized its wholesale model, operating dedicated facilities for distributing packaged consumer and establishing a network that served retailers across the region. Guided by successive generations of the Glaser family throughout the first half of the , the company pursued steady expansion while prioritizing unwavering commitment to product quality and fostering enduring relationships with retail partners. This family-centric approach enabled Glaser Bros. to navigate economic challenges, including the , by maintaining trust-based partnerships in the evolving retail landscape and gradually broadening its product assortment to include additional impulse-buy items. The emphasis on integrity and solidified its position as a reliable supplier in the , supporting the growth of independent and chain convenience outlets. By the mid-20th century, Glaser Bros. had transitioned into a more comprehensive distributor of consumer goods, extending beyond and to encompass a wider range of everyday essentials that catered to the post-World War II retail boom and setting the foundation for nationwide operations. This evolution positioned the company to capitalize on the expanding American consumer market, with its family-driven ethos continuing to underpin strategic decisions amid increasing competition. In 1988, the company rebranded as Core-Mark International to reflect its growing scope. Following multi-generational family ownership, the Glaser family sold the business in 1995 to private investors David Sturino and Jupiter Partners, transitioning it to ownership.

Growth through acquisitions and public listing

In June 2002, Fleming Companies, Inc., a major wholesale food distributor, acquired Core-Mark International, Inc., for approximately $390 million, ending the company's status as a privately held entity owned by Partners. This acquisition integrated Core-Mark's distribution operations into Fleming's broader portfolio, enhancing its reach in the and sectors. Less than a year later, on April 1, 2003, Fleming filed for Chapter 11 protection amid significant financial pressures, which directly affected Core-Mark as its and led to operational disruptions including contract renewals and adjustments. The bankruptcy proceedings forced a reevaluation of Fleming's assets, with Core-Mark's convenience-focused emerging as a key survivor despite the challenges. Core-Mark successfully emerged from the process on August 23, 2004, restructured as , under the leadership of President and CEO J. Michael Walsh, who had joined in to steer the subsidiary through the turmoil. Walsh prioritized streamlining operations and concentrating on core distribution capabilities for stores, which helped retain 98 percent of expiring contracts during the proceedings. This restructuring positioned Core-Mark for independent growth, free from Fleming's broader liabilities. Building on this foundation, Core-Mark completed its (IPO) on the stock exchange in October 2005 under the ticker symbol "CORE," raising capital that supported nationwide expansion and additional acquisitions in the years that followed. The public listing marked a significant milestone, enabling the company to invest in warehouse infrastructure and service enhancements for its convenience sector clientele. Walsh continued to guide Core-Mark through steady growth in convenience store services until his retirement on January 18, 2013, when he was succeeded by Thomas B. Perkins, the former Senior Vice President of Resources, ensuring a smooth leadership transition amid expanding market opportunities. Under Walsh's tenure, the company solidified its role as a leading distributor, leveraging the post-IPO resources for sustained operational advancements.

Acquisition by Performance Food Group

On May 18, 2021, Performance Food Group Company (PFG) announced a definitive agreement to acquire Core-Mark Holding Company, Inc., in a stock-and-cash transaction valued at approximately $2.5 billion, including Core-Mark's net debt, with an equity value of about $1.1 billion. Under the terms, each Core-Mark shareholder received $23.875 in cash and 0.44 shares of PFG common stock per share, representing a premium of about 11% to Core-Mark's unaffected stock price. The acquisition was completed on September 1, 2021, following approval by Core-Mark shareholders and U.S. federal antitrust clearance, after which Core-Mark became a wholly owned subsidiary of PFG and its shares were delisted from the Nasdaq Stock Market. The integration process began immediately after closing, incorporating Core-Mark's 32 distribution centers across and approximately 8,000 employees into PFG's operations, thereby creating a leading platform with combined annual sales of $17 billion. This addition enhanced PFG's foodservice capabilities within the convenience channel by leveraging Core-Mark's established network for fresh and broadline products, while PFG's expertise in protein and was extended to Core-Mark's base of over 41,000 locations. By late 2022, PFG completed the structural alignment of its convenience operations under the Core-Mark brand, unifying entities like Eby-Brown and Vistar's convenience division to streamline functions and . Strategically, the acquisition expanded PFG's market reach in the convenience retail sector, where it previously held a smaller presence, by combining Core-Mark's scale in , snacks, and beverages with PFG's strengths in fresh , enabling opportunities and improved service levels for shared customers. It also generated synergies in efficiency, including shared transportation and inventory management, projected to yield annual cost savings of $35 million to $40 million through optimized and reduced overhead. The deal emphasized a focus on fresh products, positioning the combined entity to capture growing demand for prepared foods and perishables in convenience stores, while accelerating PFG's diversification away from restaurant-centric segments. Overall, these benefits were expected to drive accretive earnings growth for PFG starting in fiscal 2022, enhancing long-term value in the fragmented convenience wholesale market.

Products and services

Supply chain and distribution

Core-Mark's encompasses the sourcing of a wide array of broadline products, including , snacks, and beverages, as well as fresh items such as and , from thousands of suppliers across . These goods are then transported to the company's 45 strategically located centers, which serve as hubs for consolidation, storage, and outbound logistics tailored to the needs of convenience retailers. This end-to-end process ensures a diverse product assortment of over 36,000 stock-keeping units (SKUs), enabling efficient replenishment for high-turnover store environments. To optimize operations, Core-Mark integrates advanced technology platforms like SmartStock and SmartProcess into its . SmartStock provides data-driven tools for management, including evaluations of stock levels, product rotation, and shelf accuracy through customized planograms that enhance and reduce stockouts. Complementing this, SmartProcess leverages and category insights to streamline order processing, track shipments, and support predictive adjustments, ultimately improving fulfillment efficiency across the network. These systems enable seamless from supplier intake to final , minimizing delays in the fast-paced convenience sector. The distribution model emphasizes just-in-time delivery to accommodate the high-volume, low-margin dynamics of convenience stores, with a fleet equipped for temperature-controlled transport of perishable items like and . Operating from its 45 centers, Core-Mark delivers to over 50,000 retail locations throughout the and , prioritizing route optimization and rapid turnaround to maintain product freshness and support daily restocking needs. This efficiency-focused approach allows retailers to minimize on-site inventory while maximizing availability of consumer staples. In alignment with parent company Performance Food Group's (PFG) initiatives, Core-Mark incorporates measures into its fresh goods logistics to reduce . Efforts include diverting 32% of generated food through partnerships for composting and , alongside the adoption of for perishables via acquisitions like Green Rabbit, which cuts environmental impact in cold-chain distribution. These practices target an 80% operational diversion rate by 2030, enhancing the of fresh product handling without compromising delivery speed.

Foodservice and merchandising programs

Core-Mark provides franchise-free, turnkey programs that enable convenience store operators to offer a variety of prepared foods, including through the Perfectly Southern Fried Chicken initiative, handcrafted pizzas and wings via , authentic Hispanic-inspired items like tacos and burritos from Contigo Taqueria, favorites, options, and BBQ selections such as and under Tru-Q BBQ. These programs are designed without fees, supplying restaurant-quality products alongside essential , comprehensive , and point-of-sale materials to simplify setup and operations for retailers. By focusing on made-to-order menus, they help stores capture the growing demand for fresh, diverse food options, with contributing significantly to in-store profits—accounting for 36.3% of gross profits in 2022 across participating locations. In addition to foodservice, Core-Mark delivers merchandising solutions through data-driven category management services tailored for convenience retailers of any scale, optimizing shelf space for key categories like snacks, beverages, and emerging products. These include proprietary tools such as SmartStock for category evaluations and inventory insights, SmartSet for cloud-based planogram visualization of shelves, racks, and coolers, and SmartProcess for customized assortments that enhance product placement accuracy and sales performance. Leveraging advanced analytics from platforms like , these solutions analyze market data to recommend assortments that boost visibility for high-margin items, such as meat snacks, ice cream, and beverages, while supporting the introduction of innovative brands. A key component of Core-Mark's merchandising efforts is the annual Core-Mark Curated program, which selects promising emerging brands for prioritized distribution and promotion to its network of retailers, fostering innovation in the convenience channel. In 2025, the program highlighted four standout brands, providing them with dedicated , tradeshow exposure at events like the NACS Show, and integrated shelf placement to accelerate market entry and consumer adoption. This initiative underscores Core-Mark's role in bridging suppliers and retailers by curating products that align with evolving consumer preferences for novel snacks and beverages. To further support sales growth, Core-Mark offers tools and custom promotions, including the Promo Power catalog featuring monthly discounted offerings across food and non-food categories, complemented by signage and digital resources for in-store execution. These elements integrate seamlessly with and programs, providing retailers with technology-enabled insights and promotional strategies to engage customers and drive incremental revenue in convenience stores.

Corporate affairs

Leadership and governance

Since its integration into (PFG) following the 2021 acquisition, Core-Mark has been led by Chris Hobson as President and , a role he assumed effective January 2024 after serving in various senior capacities within the organization. Hobson, who oversees Core-Mark's strategic direction and operations as part of PFG's convenience segment, was inducted into the 2025 Convenience Store News Hall of Fame for his contributions to the industry. The executive team includes key leaders such as Bill Allshouse, who was promoted to in September 2024 from his prior role as Senior and , focusing on operational efficiency across centers. Bill Stein serves as Executive of Enterprise Growth, driving expansion initiatives and partnerships. Other senior executives include Randy Gerber, of , responsible for technological infrastructure, and Alan Thomas, Senior of the South Region, managing regional and . At the operational level, regional Operating Company (OpCo) presidents provide localized leadership, exemplified by Scott Clark, named the 2025 OpCo President of the Year for his exceptional performance in driving results. As a wholly owned of PFG, Core-Mark's is integrated into PFG's corporate structure, operating under the oversight of PFG's , which emphasizes strategic alignment across all segments. The organization highlights diversity in leadership, with notable female executives such as Suzanne McDonald, Division President for the operations, who leads sales, merchandising, and distribution for the Rocky Mountain region. Leadership recognition underscores a commitment to operational excellence, including the 2024 Mike Roach Leadership Award presented to Jason Nevin, Fort Worth OpCo President, by the International Foodservice Distributors Association for his innovative contributions to team development and efficiency.

Financial performance

Core-Mark reported net sales of $16.95 billion for its fiscal year 2020, reflecting a 1.7% increase from the prior year driven by growth in non-cigarette categories. Net income for the same period rose 9.5% to $63.2 million, supported by cost management and operational efficiencies amid challenging market conditions. The company's gross profit margin stood at 5.2% for fiscal 2020, consistent with its high-volume, low-margin business model in convenience distribution where cigarettes accounted for about 67% of sales but only 25% of gross profit. Following its acquisition by (PFG) in 2021, Core-Mark operates as a key component of PFG's Convenience segment. As of 2025, Core-Mark's revenue is estimated at approximately $23.9 billion. This contributes significantly to PFG's overall trailing twelve-month (TTM) revenue of around $65 billion as of September 2025. Integration with PFG has yielded annual run-rate net cost synergies of about $40 million by the third full year post-closing, enhancing operational efficiency through shared resources and scale. Key financial milestones include Core-Mark's initial public offering in 2005 on the under the ticker , which provided capital for geographic expansion and infrastructure investments. The 2021 acquisition by PFG, valued at approximately $2.5 billion including net debt, led to Core-Mark's delisting from upon completion of the transaction.

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