FILM PROCESSING

27 - Wednesday, July 29, 1987 - North Shore News

Local firm keeps expanding

KODAK'S WESTERN Canada headquarters on East
Keith Road in North Vancouver continue to vrow and
diversify with shifting economic conditions.

Kodak corporate communications officer Terry
Holmes said that since 1961, when Kodak established
a film-processing laboratory here, Kodak's operation
has expanded until today it deals in products as
diverse as blood analysers and 35mm film.

“Marketing, administration and consumer services
are what the North Vancouver office is about,"
Holmes said.

Since 1984 the office has administered over 150
employees, including two offices in Edmonton and
Calgary.

The centre receives both negative and reversal film
for processing and offers photographic advice to the
public, as well as distributing motion picture negative
film, copy products, and microfilm.

“This regional office was significant to Kodak
Canada’s success last year at Expo 86 where the com-
pany recorded more than $7 million in sales,’’ Holmes
said.

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