Saskatchewan elevator capacity expanded by Viterra

Viterra is expanding its grain elevator in Fairlight, Saskatchewan, Canada, to boost storage capacity and give it the ability to handle more rail cars. The company said it will increase the size of the grain elevator so it can handle 100 rail car deliveries and store more grain for market.

 Viterra did not say how much it is spending to grow the operation in the small community in the southeastern Saskatchewan farm belt. Canadian National Railway, the company's key shipper, was involved in the expansion. "Viterra's investment in this facility will ensure more efficient movement of grains and oilseeds for our customers," said Bob Miller, Viterra's senior vice-president of North American grain services. Read more ...

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