SACRAMENTO, Calif., Nov. 4, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — WCP Solutions today announced that their WCP Sacramento location is officially franchised for the full line of Domtar Paper products. Starting today, customers in the region can now order Domtar products through their WCP account manager or with the local customer service team. Domtar’s offering was previously only available in other WCP markets.
The Domtar Paper lines that WCP Solutions is now able to sell include: Cougar®, Husky®, Lynx®, Earthchoice®, Lettermark®, ImagePrint®, and Xerox®. With these added lines, WCP has dramatically increased its offering for commercial printers and creative designers in the Sacramento area.
In a statement from WCP Solutions CEO, Tom Groves, he says, “We are thrilled to expand our partnership with Domtar by now offering their products to our customers served by our Sacramento division.”
“We have a long history in the paper industry,” said Ed Allen, WCP’s President. “This expansion allows us to provide even better service to the commercial print community in Northern California.”
About WCP Solutions
West Coast Paper Company, dba WCP Solutions, is a wholesale provider of paper, envelopes, packaging supplies and equipment, facility supplies and equipment, and food service disposables. WCP Solutions is dedicated to providing exceptional customer service to customers in Washington, Oregon, Northern California, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska. The company is a privately owned, third-generation business founded in 1930.
For more information, visit https://www.wcpsolutions.com.
WCP Sacramento Contact Information:
https://www.wcpsolutions.com/location/sacramento
600 Sequoia Pacific Blvd, Sacramento, CA 95811
Customer Service: 916-447-1000
Media Contact
Nicholas Nieto
WCP Solutions
(877) 398-3030
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Domtar Paper Sample Swatches
A WCP paper swatch bin with sample swatch books from Domtar including Cougar, Lynx, Husky, and Earthchoice Colors
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