Moorim USA Announces Price Increase on C1S Label Products
Due to rising costs pulp, raw materials and transportation, Moorim announces a $2.00/cwt increase on all C1S label basis weights in both sheets and rolls, effective from orders received on and after November 1, 2017.
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