An expanding product range and growth helped Horsch record a double digit sales increase for a third straight year in 2018. At $453.3 million, the $49.6 million, or 12.3%, gain in revenues is lower than the 19-22% increases recorded in the previous 2 years but still represents solid sales momentum.
“Despite the difficult climate conditions, especially the drought in certain markets, in 2018 turnover developed at an excellent level,” says joint managing directors Philipp and…
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