Viterra Continues Focus on Operational
Excellence: Announces New Build in
Saskatchewan
REGINA, SASKATCHEWAN--(Marketwired - April
3, 2014) - Viterra Inc. ("Viterra"), Canada's grain
industry leader, is pleased to announce its intent
to build a high throughput grain elevator at
Kindersley, SK. The new facility will have a
storage capacity of 34,000 metrics tonnes and a
108 railcar spot.
Kyle Jeworski, Viterra's President and CEO for
North America said, "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. 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 is dedicated to operational excellence in
Western Canada's grain handling system. Over
the last several years, the company has
proactively made a series of infrastructure
investments in its asset network to promote the
efficient movement of agricultural commodities.
Most recently in Saskatchewan, Viterra
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, SK and Fairlight, SK. 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.
Excellence: Announces New Build in
Saskatchewan
REGINA, SASKATCHEWAN--(Marketwired - April
3, 2014) - Viterra Inc. ("Viterra"), Canada's grain
industry leader, is pleased to announce its intent
to build a high throughput grain elevator at
Kindersley, SK. The new facility will have a
storage capacity of 34,000 metrics tonnes and a
108 railcar spot.
Kyle Jeworski, Viterra's President and CEO for
North America said, "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. 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 is dedicated to operational excellence in
Western Canada's grain handling system. Over
the last several years, the company has
proactively made a series of infrastructure
investments in its asset network to promote the
efficient movement of agricultural commodities.
Most recently in Saskatchewan, Viterra
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, SK and Fairlight, SK. 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.