Price-Rite Marking
2900 Taft Hwy, Signal Mountain, TN 37377
Price-Rite Marking Systems Inc began as Davidson Store Supplies in 1971. A family business with the mission to "provide quality merchandising products at reasonable prices to the retail industry." We began by selling our quality products from a VW Van traveling from store to store then thru Warehouse Grocery Depots and Supermarket Chains. Then onto direct mail marketing opening the door to a wide variety of customers. Rack Jobbers, Potato Chip Vendors, Bottling Companies, Liquor Wholesalers, Beer Distributors, Supermarkets, and Convenience Store Chains are among the customers serviced by Price-Rite Marking Systems Inc and not just locally. We service these types of accounts throughout the country. As the process of sales changed, we also changed in another way. In order to provide special services to our customers, Price-Rite began to manufacture many of the products it sold. As a manufacturer we are able to offer services to the mid-size retailer like custom logos and specialty signs that were at one time out of their price range. Just recently we opened our pressure sensitive label division, and are now providing our customers with custom labels at great prices and quick turnaround time. It's another great merchandising product and service from Price-Rite Marking Systems Inc Over the years our Mission Statement hasn't changed. We continue to provide our customers with quality merchandising signs, pressure sensitive label products, and a wide variety of store decor and pricing equipment all at reasonable prices and quick turnaround time.
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- Hours
- Regular Hours
Mon - Thu: Fri: Sat - Sun Closed - Services/Products
- Arrowhead Coupon Holders Ceiling Mounted Clips And Hangers Econo Clips Fluorescent Starburst Signage Printed Sign Cards Printing Accessories Shelf Clips Shelf Clips. Stick-On Labels
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- master card, visa, check, amex, cash, discover
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- Marketing Consultants, Marketing Programs & Services