SenesTech Approved As Vendor For All Ace Hardware Stores

SenesTech, Inc. (NASDAQ:SNES, ", SenesTech", or the ", Company", )))), the leader in fertility control to manage animal pest populations, today announces that the Company has been accepted as a vendor for the full Ace

SenesTech, Inc. (NASDAQ:SNES, “, SenesTech”, or the “, Company”, ))))), the leader in fertility control to manage animal pest populations, today announces that the Company has been accepted as a vendor for the full Ace Hardware network of stores, a network comprising over 4,500 locations. All stores will be able to order directly from SenesTech, and the Company will participate in Ace Hardware’s vendor events, including the Ace semi-yearly markets. 

“We are excited to be working with Ace Hardware. They represent leaders in the retail market for do-it-yourselfers and the consumer market,  for which our EvolveTM soft bait is uniquely positioned,” said Joel Fruendt, SenesTech’s President and CEO.

“This is the first major move we will make into the retail market. We have expanded our packaging to include stand-up pouches, which are the perfect solution for the retail space. We are also in discussions with various rep agency firms that  specialize in representing brands to major retailers and industrial/agricultural suppliers, to represent our line, as this will accelerate our penetration into this market segment,” continued Mr. Fruendt.

This development follows the decision previously announced, that some individual Ace franchises were beginning to carry SenesTech’s rodent fertility control products.

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