INDIANAPOLIS, March 25, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Trends International announced today the grand opening of their direct-to-consumer fulfillment and print-on-demand facility in Oakville, Ontario. The new facility will make Trends' vast assortment of officially licensed wall posters, calendars, decals, stickers and stationery available to Canadian consumers on leading e-tailer sites as well as the company's own proprietary site, ShopTrends.ca starting on March 1.
The new facility will round out Trends's omni-channel consumer strategy for Canada and build upon its current brick-and-mortar retail partnerships that have long been a part of the company's footprint in the country
Founded in Canada in 1987, Trends publishes and distributes its' products across Canada, The USA and Mexico. The company partners with leading content developers to ensure its' products are leading edge in design and cultural relevance. Current licensing relationships run the gamut from Disney, Netflix, and Warner Bros. to Funimation, Crunchyroll, Sports Illustrated, Sony, and Universal.
"On a consolidated basis, Trends operates the largest poster, calendar, sticker and social stationery enterprise in North America," said Bruce Morrison, President and CEO of Trends. "With our state-of-the-art new facility in Canada, we will be able to drop-ship direct-to-consumer and provide our customers with the highest-quality products available at a speed of fulfillment that they have come to expect in today's marketplace."
About Trends
Trends International, LLC (United States)/Trends International Publishing Corp. (Canada) is the leading publisher and manufacturer of licensed posters, calendars, stickers, and stationery products. Established in 1987, Trends began its steady growth based on the recognized need for an integral partnership between licensor, retailer, and licensee. Visit ShopTrends.com and follow @intltrends.
SOURCE Trends International
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