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Wisconsin Paper Group, Inc.
Founded in 1934
Neenah, Wisconsin
wpg.orgWisconsin Paper Group, Inc.
Founded in 1934Neenah, Wisconsin
EmployeesWisconsin Paper Group, Inc.'s financial review
Wisconsin Paper Group, Inc.'s Revenue (Yearly)
29.6M
Employees
16
Wisconsin Paper Group, Inc. information
The Wisconsin Paper Group was established in 1934, uniquely formed as a not-for-profit shipper's association. Now after 75 years, WPG continues to offer its members reduced transportation cost, improved service, logistics support, value-added services and the distribution management of various products to points across North America.WPG Shippers Association is a subsidary company of the Wisconsin...
The Wisconsin Paper Group was established in 1934, uniquely formed as a not-for-profit shipper's association. Now after 75 years, WPG continues to offer its members reduced transportation cost, improved service, logistics support, value-added services and the distribution management of various products to points across North America.WPG Shippers Association is a subsidary company of the Wisconsin Paper Group.
Wisconsin Paper Group, Inc. industries
Freight consolidation & logistics management
Logistics management
Freight consolidation
Wisconsin Paper Group, Inc.'s financial review
Wisconsin Paper Group, Inc.'s Revenue (Yearly)
29.6M
Employees
16
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