Doosan Infracore, the manufacturer of Doosan® construction equipment, is now officially owned by Hyundai Heavy Industry Holdings. Our corporate identity has changed from Doosan Infracore to Hyundai Doosan Infracore, and we are a subsidiary of the newly created Hyundai Genuine group. What isn’t changing is the look and quality of Doosan construction equipment. Our brand will continue as Doosan and will be prominently displayed on our orange products as it is today.

Some of the largest big-box stores in the Northeast United States buy colored, bagged, palletized hardwood mulch from Nature’s Choice Corporation.

Tommy LaLonde previously worked as a general manager for a large concrete supplier. Now, in his “retirement job,” he oversees day-to-day operations at Canby Landscape Supply in Canby, Oregon.

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