23 Stores Across New Jersey.
A Regional Pharmacy Chain Winds Down.
James Schaye, through Hudson Capital Partners, managed the going-out-of-business liquidation sale for Drug Fair Group across all 23 of the company's New Jersey store locations.
The Engagement
Drug Fair Group, a longtime New Jersey pharmacy and general merchandise chain, engaged Hudson Capital Partners to manage the complete going-out-of-business liquidation sale across all 23 of its store locations. James Schaye led the engagement, applying Hudson Capital's proven going-out-of-business sale methodology to a regional pharmacy format — managing pharmacy-adjacent general merchandise, health and beauty, household goods, and seasonal inventory across the full New Jersey footprint.
This engagement was led by Eaton Hudson founder James Schaye through Hudson Capital Partners, the predecessor firm whose institutional track record is now represented under the Eaton Hudson banner.
Scope of Work
- Going-out-of-business sale management across all 23 Drug Fair locations
- Pharmacy-adjacent general merchandise, health and beauty, and household goods disposition
- New Jersey market coverage
- Phased discount and inventory clearance strategy
The Eaton Hudson Advantage
Regional pharmacy chain liquidations require sensitivity to both the regulatory environment around pharmacy operations and the community impact of store closures in densely populated markets. Hudson Capital Partners' execution across Drug Fair's 23 New Jersey locations demonstrated the regional market expertise and operational discipline that defines Eaton Hudson's approach to every community-facing disposition.
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