Berger celebrates 25th anniversary of Texas plant

Berger's Texas plant in Sulphur Springs is one of the company's eight processing plants across North America.

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Peat and growing media company Berger is celebrating the 25th anniversary of its plant in Sulphur Springs, Texas.

Since its opening, Berger’s Texas plant has played a crucial role in the company’s expansion strategy in the U.S. and is a cornerstone of Berger’s operations, helping it grow within the peat industry while meeting the needs of the American market.

Berger’s Texas plant has created local jobs and contributed to the economic development of the Sulphur Springs area. Berger has also implemented sustainable and environmentally responsible management practices, earning certifications that reflect its commitment to the planet.

Berger has forged strong ties with the local community through its support initiatives and active participation in local events, with the Texas plant embodying Berger’s corporate social responsibility.

"Berger is immensely proud of its dedicated employees, whose hard work and commitment have been at the heart of the company’s success," the company said in a statement. "For 25 years, it is thanks to them that the Texas plant has thrived, driving Berger’s growth and leadership in the peat and growing media industry. Their passion and expertise have been essential in shaping Berger’s journey, allowing the company to flourish and reach new heights in the North American market."

Berger has eight processing plants and 13 harvesting sites across North America.