Intelligent Growth Solutions plants seeds for growth
Vertical farming makes strong appearance in North America
LOVELAND — Edinburgh, Scotland-based Intelligent Growth Solutions opened its 10-person office at The Forge in Loveland this year in the middle of the U.S. to be able to serve its North American front.
The agritech company, which plans to move to a larger office there to accommodate a staff of 50 by 2024 and eventually grow to 200, also plans to expand from leafy greens and herbs to things like grapes, blueberries and maybe even cannabis. The company opened the second headquarters to grow its reputation with North American farmers and growers interested in the indoor growing market.
“It’s somewhat of a…
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