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That Mysterious New Jersey Deli Once Owned by a Publicly Traded Company Is Closed, Regulatory Filing Shows

Your Hometown Deli in New Jersey, once the sole asset of a publicly traded company, is closed.

New Jersey deli worth $100 million to merge with bioplastics maker : Biofuels Digest

Hometown International, which is worth $100 million but owns nothing more than a Paulsboro deli, to merge with bioplastics firm Makamer

Hometown International, a $100 million company which owns nothing more than the unprofitable Hometown Deli in Paulsboro, will merge with Makamer, a private California-based bioplastics firm. But the sandwich shop at 541 Mantua Ave. won't be operated by the new company and it's unclear if the store will remain open. Merging with another firm has been a long-term goal for Hometown, which has operated the deli since 2015 and been publicly traded since 2019.

$100 Million New Jersey Deli Owner Hometown International Just Announced a Merger With a Bioplastics Firm

The New Jersey deli owned by Hometown International will not be operated by the merged company.

Hometown International announces merger with Makamer of Los Angeles

Hometown International, corporation with Paulsboro deli, announces merger with Los Angeles plastics firm