War years 1939-45: We supplied materials to manufacturers of armaments, ammunition, ships and other wartime requirements.
1960's: Additional capabilities and equipment were acquired and our Toronto facility was born. Our sales of cut parts led to product and market diversification into rubbers, plastics, nonwovens and cork.
1980's: Establishment of the Free Trade Agreement. Sales to export markets increased and became an important strategic move for the Company.
1990’s: Sales to European markets helped define our role in the footwear industry. The investment in waterjet capabilities provided opportunities for value added and higher technology products and services.
Continuous improvement, Quality, Customer Satisfaction, Employee Empowerment, People Skilled Leadership and Pursuit of Excellence became the four principles governing the Company.
The Company continues to pursue growth and development of new business along with the development of its employees, capabilities and services to the benefit of its Customers, Employees and Stakeholders.