Cargill to Build US$350 Million Processing Facility in Saskatschewan

Cargill announced on August 16 that the $350-milllion facility will be constructed on land at the Global Transportation Hub (GTH), west of Regina, the capital city of Canadian province of Saskatchewan.  Jeff Vassart, president of Cargill Canada, said the location offers excellent access to existing highway and rail infrastructure. “The location of Cargill’s new facility will give canola farmers easy access for their deliveries and in turn, allow Cargill to efficiently deliver grain, oil and meal to end-use customers,” Vassart said in a release. 
Cargill said construction of the facility will start once all approvals are received.  It is forecast to have an annual capacity of one million metric tons once operational in early 2024 and will add about 50 full-time positions.