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Dr. Charlie Hall digs deeper into industry's margin structure

US: What's happening to profit margins?

Grower input costs like energy, fertilizer, labor, and trucking have risen over the past 10 years, while the prices we charge for plant products haven’t necessarily kept up. Compared to 2007, costs have increased by 21.7 percent. As a result, profit margins have slowly been "squeezed", making it harder for green industry businesses to stay in business and compete economically.



Join AmericanHort and our Chief Economist Dr. Charlie Hall in a 4-part video series that will dig deeper into the industry's margin structure, what's happened to it over the past 10 years, and what that means for the future.

These weekly videos and articles will focus on:
  1. Introduction: Why this project was undertaken and its significance for the industry's future
  2. Costs and effects of Labor
  3. Costs and effects of Energy & Fertilizer
  4. Costs and effects of Logistics & Transportation
  5. The series ends with a live webinar Q&A with business leaders who participated in the study and have taken the resulting data and insights and made changes within their business. (Webinar participation available to AmericanHort members only).


Click here to sign up to know when a new video is released each week starting January 9, 2018.

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