Beauflor expands North American distribution network

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Wielsbeke, Belgium—Beauflor, a brand of BFS USA, has expanded its distribution network to include Kennedy Flooring. Kennedy Flooring will offer Western Canada the full line of Beauflor cushion vinyl flooring as well as LVT.

“This welcome addition to our distributor network allows Beauflor to be closer to our Canadian customers by providing better service and product delivery,” said Steve Roan, Beauflor’s sales and marketing director for North America.

Lou Kennedy, president of Kennedy Flooring, added, “Our sales team is confident that taking on Beauflor will elevate Kennedy Flooring’s presence as a leader in our market.”

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