Plant Products Company, a full-service supplier of fertilizers, pest control products, and seeds in North America, is pleased to announce that they have now relocated their Brampton warehouse and office facility to Ancaster Ontario.
“We are very excited about opening our new location in Ancaster. We expect our customers and suppliers to benefit from this centralized location“, said Chris Stickles, CEO of MGS Horticultural Inc and Plant Products Company. “Everyone here at Plant Products is thrilled to move into our new facility,” added Gord Jahn, General Manager, Plant Products. “This is a new building that will accommodate our growth plans with additional square footage for pest control products, which include features such as separate climate controlled bio-pesticide and biological storage rooms. Most importantly, the relocation is driven by the company’s commitment to better serve our customers”.
Plant Products Company is a wholly owned subsidiary of MGS Horticultural Inc. Company locations include Leamington ON, Ancaster ON, Laval QC, and Detroit Michigan. A full-service distributor of fertilizer, pest control products, seeds, substrates and innovative consumables servicing the greenhouse, nursery, speciality agriculture, and turf industries in Canada and the USA. The company takes pride in offering great service, technical expertise, and high quality products. A family-run business that has been serving its customers since 1941.
For more information:
www.plantproducts.com - www.mgshort.com
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