Kindersley
is in the news again! This article appeared in the Regina Leader-Post. See the
original article here.
THE
LEADER-POST APRIL 4, 2014
REGINA —
Viterra Inc. plans to build a high-throughput grain elevator at Kindersley,
which will have a storage capacity of 34,000 metrics tonnes and a 108 railcar
spot, the Regina-based grain handling company announced this week.
“Viterra
has a long history of serving farm customers in the Kindersley area, and we are
pleased to build on this relationship through a new state of the art facility,”
Kyle Jeworski, Viterra’s president and CEO for North America, said in a press
release.
“This
project supports our ongoing strategy to optimize our footprint, and ideally
positions us to provide our customers with expert advice and the best marketing
opportunities domestically and around the world.”
Viterra
recently announced it is spending over $20 million to upgrade four of its
Saskatchewan grain terminals at White Star, Humboldt, Waldron and Ituna. It has
also recently completed similar expansions at Gull Lake and Fairlight.
In Alberta,
Viterra has announced it is spending over $34 million through an expansion and
upgrade to its facility in Grassy Lake, as well as building a high-throughput
terminal in Grimshaw.
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