BURTON, OH – BFG Supply Co. announced the acquisition of Midwest Horticulture LLC dba J.R. Johnson Supply of Roseville, Minn.
Rob Glockner, president of BFG Supply Co. said: “One of the biggest benefits to this acquisition is the positive impact it will have on J.R. Johnson’s customers. The Roseville facility is only 10 minutes from our Minnesota branch, which means ‘will call’ pickups will be right around the corner from where they are today. Add the expanded product lines we offer as well as access to a larger group of industry experts, and J.R. Johnson customers should see the benefits of this acquisition immediately. We’re excited about this acquisition; we hope J.R. Johnson customers are too!”
Coming on the heels of BFG’s purchase of Wetsel Inc a few months ago, this acquisition is the second made by BFG in the 2011 calendar year. Glockner added, “We are going to continue to strengthen our team, resources and relationships so we can offer a broader product line and better service at a more competitive price. We want to ensure the needs of our customers are continually met.”
BFG Supply Co. has served the needs of the greenhouse, nursery and lawn and garden industries in the U.S. for nearly 40 years. Operating 14 fully-stocked service centers covering a 23-state region, BFG has grown into one of the three largest horticultural distributors in the entire U.S., earning an outstanding reputation for operational excellence, high-technology solutions and superior customer service. For more information, please visit www.bfgsupply.com.
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