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Spectra Premium Receives Alliance Outstanding Technology Support Award

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BOUCHERVILLE, Quebec – Spectra Premium Industries has been recognized by Aftermarket Auto Parts Alliance Inc. with the 2014 Outstanding Technology Support Vendor award. This award was presented on Dec. 9 at the Alliance’s recent shareholder meeting in Florida.

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The Outstanding Technology Support recognition was awarded to Spectra Premium for its excellent support, adoption and implementation of industry data standards like ACES and PIES. This award supports Spectra Premium as a leader in delivery of complete and robust product data to Aftermarket Auto Parts Alliance members and shareholders.

“We are honored to receive this prestigious award as it reinforces our continuous commitment toward technology and parts information management, and drives the success of our company,” said Jason Best, senior vice president of aftermarket sales and business development at Spectra Premium. “We strive to remain committed and invested in providing our customers with quality part information data.”

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