Everris at SALTEX 2015

SALTEX 2015 will mark Everris’ first major UK exhibition since announcing that it has become part of the ICL Group. Visitors to stand H030 will be able to receive a great insight into this transition as well find out more about the company’s Turf Rewards scheme.

The transition from Everris to ICL paves the way for strong development and growth for the future and will signal a number of benefits for the company’s widespread customer base. As well as an expanded product portfolio, there will be an even stronger emphasis on innovation and products to ensure that the company continues to bring customers the most innovative solutions for healthy grass, plants and crops.

In the UK there will be a gradual phased transition from Everris to ICL, with the ICL name gradually replacing Everris on product packaging and in marketing and communications through the course of 2015/16.

Visitors to the stand will also benefit from learning more about the popular Turf Rewards programme which offers all Everris customers the chance to earn points from purchases and convert them into a range of valuable agronomic or educational items. The programme is perfect for golf, sports and amenity turf managers with an extensive range of items on offer such as workplace tools, iPads, clothing and work wear, and educational vouchers. Not only does it benefit the turf manager but it is of advantage to the team, the turf, and the organisation they work for. It is also a fantastic way to maximise budgets with every purchase.

If you are looking to improve your turf or find out how you can get a tailored iTurf programme specifically for your site our teams of technical specialist will be available on the stand to explain exactly how it could work for you.

The stand will also feature a coffee machine and barista; so take a trip to stand H030 where you can have a coffee, a chat and find out how Everris can make a significant improvement to your sports and amenity turf.

For further information, please contact Everris on 01473 237100 or visit www.everris.co.uk

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