world news - 03.11.2006
USA: Legion Paper acquires Moab
"Combining
the worldwide fine art paper expertise of Legion Paper with the digital
imaging product and manufacturing experience of Moab Paper Company is a
natural fit," says Moab Paper Company president, Gregory Schern. Schern
will head the new division with distribution moving to Legion Paper's
specialized warehouses in California and New Jersey. "The partnership
enables Moab by Legion Paper to combine the strengths of both companies
to offer the widest selection of high quality imaging solutions to
professionals and photo enthusiasts alike," said Mr. Schern. Legion
Paper's COO, Joshua Levine, is excited about the merger and the
benefits it will provide to our customers. "With the completion of this
acquisition, Legion Paper continues to solidify its position as the
leader in the sales and distribution of the world's finest papers. The
new Moab by Legion Paper division draws on the heritage and innovation
of both companies enabling us to develop new products for the evolving
needs of today's demanding professionals," said Mr. Levine. The transaction will be completed by end of 2006. Moab
Paper Company located in Moab, Utah is dedicated to the production of
quality fine art and photographic media for the discerning
professional. The full range of media is offered at a price, which is
attractive to both the serious amateur artist and photographer as well
as the most demanding professional. The Moab Paper Company portfolio
includes the award winning Entrada Fine Art, Kayenta Photo Matte,
Kokopelli Photo Gloss and Satin, as well as the Chinle line of digital
portfolios and books. Legion
Paper is the largest distributor of Fine Art, Museum Mounting Board,
Decorative and Digital Art Papers in North America, stocking over 3500
papers from over 50 mills worldwide. We work closely with our suppliers
to develop unique products and have assembled the finest collection of
papers ever offered by one company. Legion remains steadfast in its
commitment to customer service and the ability to stock our full range
in both our East & West Coast warehouses.
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