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On June 1, Viterra Inc hosted an official grand opening event at its new high throughput grain terminal near Grimshaw, Alberta, Canada. Viterra customers, employees and local government officials gathered to commemorate the company's significant investment in northwest Alberta.
"We take great care to evaluate our footprint and make the targeted investments necessary to support our industry today and well into the future," said Kyle Jeworski, Viterra's President and CEO for North America.
"Our new location at Grimshaw is an excellent fit for Viterra, one that will provide local customers with the high level of service and quality products they expect from us, and reinforces our commitment to driving excellence in Canada's supply chain."
The facility has 30,000 tonnes of grain storage and 104 railcar loading capacity. It is the company's second new build in the region in recent years, having opened a state of the art terminal at Sexsmith in 2010.
"We recognise that our success as a company is directly attributed to our customers - those who choose to trust us, to support us, and to provide us with the quality products we need to meet our end users' expectations worldwide," said Mr Jeworski.
"It's an exciting time for agriculture, and as we continue achieving success outside our borders in global markets, we realise that it's communities like this one that allows us to do so."
Learn more HERE.
"We take great care to evaluate our footprint and make the targeted investments necessary to support our industry today and well into the future," said Kyle Jeworski, Viterra's President and CEO for North America.
"Our new location at Grimshaw is an excellent fit for Viterra, one that will provide local customers with the high level of service and quality products they expect from us, and reinforces our commitment to driving excellence in Canada's supply chain."
The facility has 30,000 tonnes of grain storage and 104 railcar loading capacity. It is the company's second new build in the region in recent years, having opened a state of the art terminal at Sexsmith in 2010.
"We recognise that our success as a company is directly attributed to our customers - those who choose to trust us, to support us, and to provide us with the quality products we need to meet our end users' expectations worldwide," said Mr Jeworski.
"It's an exciting time for agriculture, and as we continue achieving success outside our borders in global markets, we realise that it's communities like this one that allows us to do so."
Learn more HERE.
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