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Grainger introduces Grainger Choice as a badge for exclusive products

Company highlights product selection, value and quality through this new identifier

April 1, 2015

GraingerGrainger (NYSE: GWW), the leading broad line supplier of maintenance, repair and operating (MRO) products serving businesses and institutions, today announced the Grainger ChoiceSM  badge, which enables customers to quickly identify the right Grainger exclusive branded products to fit their needs. 

“The Grainger Choice name allows us to give the proper recognition to our exclusive brands, such as Dayton®, Condor® and Tough Guy®, as well as unbranded products from Grainger approved vendors,” said Nino Granatiero, Vice President of Marketing with Grainger.  “Products represented by the Grainger Choice identifier are designed to offer commercial-grade quality that customers demand, while providing value.”

The company offers nearly 215,000 products featuring the Grainger Choice badge in more than 32 categories, including HVAC and refrigeration, material handling, safety, cleaning, pneumatics, motors, hand tools, electrical and more.  In an effort to help ensure quality, the Grainger engineering group runs products represented by the Grainger Choice name through a number of tests focusing on durability and dependability.

“The Grainger Choice identifier enables customers to find what they need easily, and get back to the task at hand,” said Granatiero.  “Customers should view the Grainger Choice symbol with confidence, as these products are offered to customers by a name they can trust.”

Customers visiting Grainger.com® will now see the new Grainger Choice badge featured with exclusive products.  Beginning in 2016, this badge also will be included in the Grainger catalog.  To learn more, visit www.grainger.com/choice.

About Grainger

W.W. Grainger, Inc., with 2014 sales of $10 billion, is North America's leading broad line supplier of maintenance, repair and operating products, with operations also in Asia, Europe and Latin America.

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