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Breadner Trailer Sales Strikes Canada Deal with Stoughton
Breadner Trailer Sales has been designated as the exclusive dealer of Stoughton brand refrigerated trailers in the Canadian provinces of Ontario and Quebec.

Breadner Trailer Sales has been designated as the exclusive dealer of Stoughton brand refrigerated trailers in the Canadian provinces of Ontario and Quebec.
Based in Breslau, Ontario, BTS has been a Stoughton dry van dealer for nearly 30 years. Stoughton Trailers will begin full production of its new line of refrigerated trailer products in the first quarter of 2018. BTS has been an active partner in the product development process by providing design specification input and participating in the prototype-testing program.
“Breadner Trailer Sales brings decades of experience, capabilities, and resources to help market our new line of refrigerated trailers in Eastern Canada,” said Jim Kachidurian, Stoughton Trailers senior vice president of sales and marketing.
The new refrigerated trailer has completed a regimented testing program and will be unveiled at the North American Commercial Vehicle Exhibition in Atlanta, Ga., on Sept. 25, 2017.
“We at BTS are excited to be the exclusive dealer for Stoughton in these two Canadian provinces and long-term strategic partner for its new line of refrigerated trailer products,” said Bob Breadner, president of BTS. “We look forward to the successful full production launch of the new line to expand our offering of Stoughton brand trailers.”
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