Growth

Growing by leaps and bounds.

Currently, BG averages over 400 product orders per month while maintaining a balance of pounds shipped that exceeds last year's by 4%.

The automotive markets of the first decade of the 21st century are times and places far different from the first weeks and years of this company's life. In 1971, when BG introduced products claiming to make vehicles run better, muscle cars rumbled up and down America's Main Streets. "Gas mileage" was a topic for automotive engineers with little else to do. Only Indy cars could develop a unit of horsepower per cubic inch of displacement.

Everything has changed.

Straight from the factory, today's cars and trucks run longer, with more power and economy than might have been imagined in an early '70s issue of Popular Mechanics. And yet, BG has prospered. In a sales curve that turns upward month after month, we have shown that succeeding generations of BG products still add long and happy life to the most technically advanced vehicles ever built.

Growth Facts:

• Pounds shipped YTD 2010 have increased 4% from the same period of 2009.
• BG averages over 400 product orders per month.
• The BG plant can fill and package containers from 1 ounce to 330 gallon capacity.
• Since October 2001, more than 4,620 students attended BGU classes.
• Since we began offering BGU Webinars in 2009, we've had 1,102 logins
• In October 2007, BG opened a 50,000-square foot distribution center in nearby El Dorado, Kansas.