COVID-19 Response
Monday, March 23 Update: the Government of Ontario announced that all non-essential businesses are to be shut down at midnight on Tuesday, March 23, 2020. At this time, it is unclear whether or not we are an essential business. Until further notice, we remain open….
PRINTING United 2019
The first-ever PRINTING United show has come to an end. Around 30,000 guests filled the halls of Dallas ‘ Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center for PRINTING United’s debut edition. Laminacorr Industries was among the many companies exhibiting at this vast printing show. Formally known as…
2019 Canada’s Top Growing Companies
Laminacorr Industries is pleased to announce it placed No. 309 on the inaugural Report on Business ranking of Canada’s Top Growing Companies. Canada’s Top Growing Companies ranks Canadian companies on three-year revenue growth. Laminacorr Industries earned its spot with a three-year growth of 86%. Laminacorr…
Growth 500: Canada’s Fastest-Growing Companies
Laminacorr Industries is delighted to announce that it made the Growth 500, a list of Canada’s Fastest-Growing Companies for the second year in a row. Laminacorr Industries is proud to be amongst other successful Canadian businesses. “We are proud to be one of the only…
First bursary winners
Laminacorr Industries selected the first-ever recipients of its bursary program. Three girls from three different local high school were selected based on the quality of their written submission, their post-secondary plan and future entrepreneurial intention. This bursary program was set up to motivate future entrepreneurs…
Is Corrugated Plastic Flame Retardant?
While corrugated plastic is not inherently flame retardant, additives can be added in the manufacturing process to obtain flame retardant properties. Numerous internationally recognized test exists to test the flame retardancy of a given material. Here is a breakdown of the three most common: UL…
Recycled corrugated plastic sculpture featured in Montreal festival
As part of the MURAL 2019 festival, Laurence Vallières presents a structure made of recycled corrugated plastic and wood. The Quebec artist indicates that the installation can withstand rain, dust, heavy winds and young children who decide to climb the impressive structure. The artist, who…