Farmers who worked with Northern Grain Ltd. in Richmond, BC, will have to find another enterprise with which to partner since the company is no longer doing business in Canada, reports Moosejaw Today.
The Canadian Grain Commission (CGC) recently announced that as of July 1, it would no longer license Northern Grain Limited, meaning producers who do business with the company after this date will not be protected by security under the Canada Grain Act.
Northern Grain Ltd. is one of 73 grain companies across Canada whose license is no longer in effect as of the start of July, according to the CGC website.
According to Moosejaw Today, 34 of those companies are in Saskatchewan, while some are in the Moose Jaw area, including the Viterra Canada terminal in Pense, the ILTA Grain Inc. elevator in Belle Plaine, the Chaplin Grain Corp. in Chaplin, the Alliance Pulse Processors Inc. elevator in Chamberlain and Glidden, the Paterson Grain elevator in Mortlach, and the Gardiner Dam Terminal Joint Venture elevator near Loreburn.
