Sultan-based Werner Paddles announced that it will be moving its production facility from Sultan to Monroe. The move, anticipated for late summer or early fall, will bring both the manufacturing and fulfillment centers under one roof in order to improve efficiency.
Werner Paddles first moved to Sultan from Everett in 1996.
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