Domtar Announces Price Increase

Effective with shipments May 16, 2018, transaction pricing for the following products will increase approximately 5%-7% in the US and Canada: • Printing and Publishing grades • Domtar Reply Card Rolls and Sheets • EarthChoice® Colors Multipurpose, Hots Text and Cover, Index, Tag and Vellum Bristol • EarthChoice® Opaque Offset 30% Rolls and Sheets • EarthChoice® Tradebook • Husky® Opaque Offset Rolls and Sheets • HuskyJET® Rolls including processed rolls • Lynx® Opaque Ultra Rolls and Sheets • Converting grades • Engineering Laser Bond • Enterprise Postal Advantage™ • Laser Forms Bond including processed rolls and box forms • White Wove Envelope • Business Papers • Business Papers products including all Domtar mill, private label brands and custom cut sheet products • Xerox® Vitality®, Bold Professional™, Bold Digital™ and Revolution™ products.  Price increases apply to all pack types; rolls, folio and cut size. All current standard differentials and upcharges remain in effect.

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