After 10 years of exploring the Mexican market, in 2014 Excalibur Plastics decided to physically establish themselves within the heart of the agricultural region of Mexico.
"With a fully stocked warehouse in Queretaro and an eager sales team, we are prepared to serve the widespread agricultural community across Mexico", said Carly Colasanti of Excalibur. "The diverse sizes and formulations within our stock allows us to provide service for urgent requests. However, the ability to modify and custom-make each poly order based on the type of crop grown, the territory and climate area, the elevation of the region, etc., is a resilient asset of our company."
The products that Excalibur currently has stocked in their Queretaro warehouse are geenhouse plastic and coco fibre slabs. "As well as this we also provide insect screens and curtain systems, groundcover and water storage systems", Colasanti added.
Visit Excalibur Plastics on November 8-11 in Irapuato, Mexico at the Expo Agroalimentaria 2016 @ booth # 600 for more information and systematic explanations of their products and the services that they can provide.
For more information:
Excalibur Plastics
www.excaliburplastics.com
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