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JVK: Horticultural Company In Canada
JVK has been established as a real company in Canada in 1968. Their business model is be a wholesale only horticultural company. Their goal is to help customers find innovative ways to improve their profitability with plants, seeds, labels, and supplies. The revenues of JVK are expected to be nearly $1,200,000 per year depending on sale and export horticultural staff. To do this, they bring to the table more than 47 years of in-depth industry experience and participation with the finest products from around the world.
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