- Bayer de Mexico plans to invest $150 million, spread over the nextthree years, in an effort to double its sales by 2000. It says that $30 million will be spent on a new production plant, and intends to add a new product to each of its 21 different areas of production. The company also says that it is to sell two of its plants in 1998.
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