Sector
Grain & Oilseed Milling
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China offers Canadian agri-food producers more export opportunities
Trade mission to China to result in new agreements for pork, beef and canola
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China will continue to drive commodity demand
Poll shows China’s growing influence will remain a key issue for North American food industry
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CIGI announces new board, new funding model
The Canadian International Grains Institute has elected its new board members and has ushered in a new funding model
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CIGI celebrates a milestone
The Canadian International Grains Institute is marking its 50th International Grain Industry Program this month
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CIGI has more funds for market development
The Canadian International Grains Institute received $15 million in funding to help it develop new markets, and offer more technical support and customer care.
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Cigi to revamp equipment and enhance applied research
A $2-million investment means the Canadian International Grains Institute can upgrade its equipment, enhance its research activities, and support farmers and industry
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CLIC International sold to Saskatchewan pulse processor
Alliance Grain Traders to establish Quebec division
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Companies split Canada’s largest grain handler
Calgary company buys agri-products business from Viterra
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Complete U.S. coverage with one carrier
Old Dominion Freight Line offers direct loading to major cities, maintaining on-time service while limiting exposure to loss or damage
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Could exposure to neonicotinoids make bumblebees go extinct?
A University of Guelph study finds that neonicotinoids “could be having a devastating effect on wild bumblebees”; the pesticides are already a factor in bees’ decline
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Crop prices forecast to drop, protein to rise
Agricultural outlook positive for meat, fish
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Crop research receives funding in Saskatchewan
The $6.5 million funding will mean benefits for several organizations and crop producers and help create more productive and profitable sectors
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Cupboard economics: commentary
Every now and then, Canadians will take a stand against the U.S. by choosing Canadian items over American ones at the grocery store. Canadians are generally loyal to Canadian food products, unless they cost more – and most often, they do
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CWB acquires grain-handling business
CWB, once known as the Canadian Wheat Board, has acquired its first grain-handling assets, strengthening its presence in the country and at port
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CWB launches new programs
The CWB – formerly the Canadian Wheat Board – says its new pool contracts offer producers risk management and stability
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Dempster’s teams with CWB to promote Canadian wheat
Partnership to target consumers with made-in-Canada message
