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CL36735-1 ALL SALES BY DESCENDING SALES PAGE 1 MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF JAN THRU DEC 2016 PERIOD COVERED LICENSING & REGULATORY AFFAIRS 01/01/2016 THRU 12/31/2016 LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION DATE PRODUCED: 01/26/2017 LICENSE BUS ID CITY NAME OF BUSINESS SALES 10-015058 11171 Grand Rapids MEIJER #158 2,000,462.22 10-010563 9324 Traverse City MEIJER #33 1,906,644.60 10-010671 9374 Grand Rapids MEIJER #50 1,872,180.92 10-016692 11789 Ann Arbor MEIJER #64 1,837,426.34 10-109466 14487 Madison Heights COSTCO WHOLESALE #393 1,797,448.40 10-010556 9321 Okemos MEIJER #25 1,752,505.35 02-162736 129570 Detroit MGM GRAND DETROIT CASINO & HOTEL 1,742,170.35 10-010680 9378 East Lansing MEIJER #52 1,729,240.89 10-012087 9924 Wyandotte DISCOUNT DRINKS, ETC. 1,714,807.50 10-070245 99197 Ann Arbor MEIJER #173 1,681,419.02 10-132513 155956 Brighton COSTCO #786 1,633,095.58 10-218895 228115 Kalamazoo MEG-BEV 1,617,974.56 10-106782 137157 Shelby Township COSTCO #374 1,589,863.84 10-018224 12530 Grand Blanc GRAND BLANC MARKET 1,584,392.69 10-012650 10156 Royal Oak HOLIDAY FOOD CENTER 1,578,936.89 10-011324 9628 Walker MEIJER #20 1,562,629.37 10-078915 133681 Hamtramck CONANT-CANIFF MARKET 1,550,654:38 10-071516 14856 Bloomfield Hills COSTCO WHOLESALE #1037 1,546,339.71 10-016858 11863 Livonia THE WINE PALACE 1,544,657.94 10-011810 9809 Northville MEIJER #54 1,542,034.25 10-017978 12389 Midland MEIJER #108 1,530,442.13 10-134401 147899 Rochester Hills RED WAGON WINE SHOPPE • 1,502,460.39 15-019041 17944 Brighton MEIJER #46 1,496,241.70 15-076205 131955 Auburn Hills MEIJER #185 1,482,832.48 10-100616 100127 Howell MEIJER #172 1,481,488.13 10-196501 229904 Grand Rapids INTERNATIONAL BEVERAGE COMPANY, LLC 1,476,832.13 10-073520 131240 Jackson SUPER LIQUOR STORE 1,462,257.88 10-078038 134442 Auburn Hills COSTCO #376 1,447,439.25 15-168399 205273 Traverse City THE BEVERAGE COMPANY 1,440,662.68 10-135028 155503 Walker • MEIJER #216 1,429,325.10 10-214033 223618 Ann Arbor COSTCO WHOLESALE #1106 1,421,292.20 10-110701 131956 Washington MEIJER #177 1,409,892.13 10-014547 10943 Fort Gratiot MEIJER #163 1,379,192.03 10-012074 9919 Lambertville FLICK'S PACKAGE LIQUOR, INC. 1,377,229.62 10-010560 9322 Kalamazoo MEIJER #21 .1,351,241.28 10-110315 142005 Erie ELLA’S GROCERY 1,350,037.83 10-121803 144694 Commerce Township COSTCO #341 1,346,347.88 10-016804 11838 Kalamazoo MEIJER #119 1,329,027.40 10-015626 11396 Holland MEIJER #47 1,328,852.16 10-012751 10196 Royal Oak MEIJER #34 1,324,172.95 10-016629 11761 Ann Arbor A & L WINE SHOPPE 1,314,847.54 10-135129 157339 Caledonia MEIJER #199 1,314,181.60 10-017230 12028 Mount Pleasant MEIJER #69 1,305,308.17 10-017066 11960 Utica MEIJER #65 1,302,173.10 10-013845 10619 Wixom MEIJER #122 1,302,113.82 10-010182 9182 Portage MEIJER #22 1,298,637.07 10-012468 10089 Grand Rapids MEIJER #312 1,294,905.01 10-070503 99271 Grand Haven MEIJER #180 1,268,927.72 10-011535 9713 Ypsilanti MEIJER #27 1,268,322.86 10-011625 9746 Jackson MEIJER #30 1,267,636.42 REPORT NO. 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