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Ceriello Fine Foods is leaving the Milwaukee Public Market, and market officals hope to replace the Italian grocer with another similar vendor in the near future.
All products are 50 percent off at Ceriello Fine Foods, and customers have said that the company is currently packing up.
Some sources and customers are saying that Ceriello may move its Market location to the Gagliano's Market space in Delafield. Gagliano's is also said to be pondering a space, in some capacity, at the Milwaukee Public Market.
Milwaukee Public Market officals sent the following, yesterday, to vendors:
"To All,
We're sure that you are now aware of a situation going on involving Ceriello. Without comment, the facts are as follows:
Ceriello's rent check for August was returned NSF and they have not paid for September. The Market has no choice but to and will immediately enforce its Lease Rights relating to the long term lease Ceriello signed. Wisconsin law provides for substantial rights of the Landlord in cases such as this.
We are hopeful that this situation will be quickly remedied, but if this ends with the Market having to evict Ceriello for non-payment you can be sure that we will move aggressively to replace them with a quality operation. We appreciate the fact that you all make every effort to take care of your obligations in a timely fashion and understand that we cannot allow this to continue."
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