The Aquatrols Company
Aquatrols® and the turf division of Precision Laboratories™, two of the leading brands in turf management, have merged to form The Aquatrols Company. This merger brings together the most comprehensive portfolio of soil surfactant and adjuvant products in the industry.
The Aquatrols Company will continue to offer the full line of Aquatrols and Precision Laboratories soil surfactants, as well as Precision Laboratories tank mix adjuvants, colorants and additives. VerdeLNX™, a novel line of advanced nutrient products, will be added to the portfolio in early 2024.
“We’re excited about the opportunities this presents for our customers,” says Erick Koskinen, Director of Sales.
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“We have a unique opportunity to expand these industry-leading brands with our significant investment in marketing and R&D,” says Casey McDonald, Director of Marketing and Portfolio Management.
The Aquatrols Company, owned by Lamberti Spa, will benefit from new state-of-the-art manufacturing and vertically integrated technology sourcing. The headquarters of the turf business will remain in Paulsboro, NJ, while manufacturing and warehousing will move to Kenosha,WI. Precision Laboratories LLC will continue to operate independently with a focus on servicing the global agriculture market. For more information on The Aquatrols Company and the integrated line of turf products, visit us at Booth 2747 at the upcoming GCSAA Show in Phoenix!
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