Fujifilm Canada Inc. has announced a national distributor agreement with Spicers Canada, a distributor of graphics, sign solutions, and industrial packaging supplies based in Vaughan, Ont.
Fujifilm Canada Inc. has announced a national distributor agreement with Spicers Canada, a distributor of graphics, sign solutions, and industrial packaging supplies based in Vaughan, Ont.
Under the terms of the agreement, Spicers will act as nationwide distributor for the Graphics Division of Fujifilm Canada including its computer-to-plate (CTP) system and related equipment.
Fujifilm continues to focus on the evolving Canadian printing landscape with the overall goal to meet the increasing market demand for consumables and technological upgrades. This agreement will provide Fujifilm supplementary full national coverage with the ability to leverage Spicers Canada’s extensive network of more than 600 employees and 25 regional centres that helps with product inventory and logistical co-ordination for faster customer deliverables.
“Because of their core competency, we are excited about the addition of this new distributor for us in the Canadian market,” said Stephane Blais, vice-president of Graphic Systems and Technical Services divisions at Fujifilm Canada Inc. “Spicers strong sales and logistic capabilities made it a logical choice as a partner with whom to expand and amplify Fujifilm’s product offerings in the country.”
“We are proud to be in this position to expand our product portfolio to include Fujifilm solutions,” said Spicers Canada’s president, Cory Turner. “Combining Fujifilm technology with our distribution capabilities is a partnership we trust Canadian customers will be excited about.”
Paul Tasker, vice-president of national graphic systems and solutions at Spicers Canada added “We are excited to announce the addition of the Fujifilm brand of plate products to our portfolio. Fujifilm’ graphic systems offerings will enhance the scope of our pressroom products, providing solutions designed to maximize pressroom productivity.”
