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Uniboard appoints Mercury as TFL distributor

By The Editor
April 7, 2020
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The Mercury Wood Products team.

Laval, Que.-based Uniboard Canada, a producer of decorative composite wood panels, has appointed Concord, Ont.-based Mercury Wood Products as a distributor of its TFL line, in addition to its MDF and particleboard products for the province of Ontario.

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