Sakura Distributors Inc. Joins IMARK Canada

Sakura and Imark

Mar 3, 2019

Effective immediately, Sakura Distributors Inc. in Surrey, BC has joined the growing ranks of IMARK Canada members.

Established in 2009, Sakura Distributors has grown to become one of the biggest distributors of electrical supplies in lower mainland British Columbia, with branches in Abbotsford and Richmond. The company concentrates on serving customers in needs in the residential, commercial, and renovation markets.

IMARK Canada is a member-owned, member-governed marketing group for independent electrical and lighting distributors. For more information, visit
www.imarkcanada.com or contact Jim Taggart of IMARK Canada: 416-522-1221; jtaggart@imarkcanada.com.

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