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Turf Pride expands operations to Australia & Europe (Aug 3)

August 3, 2015 – Turf Pride president, Don Cotton, announced Wednesday that the Andalusia based company is establishing distribution centers in Australia and in Europe.

Cotton, President of Turf Pride LLC, announced that Turf Pride products will be warehoused in Cheltenham, Victoria Australia and in Crivitz Germany.

“Stocking products both in Australia and Germany will able us to provide better delivery service to customers in all of Australia and all of Europe from their respective warehouses,” said Cotton. “Transit times and cost associated with shipping just few pieces limits our competitiveness in foreign countries.” With inventory on hand in the respective warehouses, Cotton stated that the company can more aggressively market Turf Pride products overseas.

Turf Pride has an agreement in place for distribution in the UK currently, which has led to extended growth for the company, reaching a generous customer base in England, Wales and Scotland.

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