Cargill To Build Canola Processing Facility in Saskatchewan

    May 21, 2021
    Cargill announced plans to build a new canola processing facility in Regina, Saskatchewan.

    Cargill announced plans last month to build a new canola processing facility in Regina, Saskatchewan. According to the announcement, the $350 million project will build upon the Minnesota-based company's overall investment across its North America oilseeds network. 

    The facility, which is expected to start construction next year, is projected to have an annual production capacity of 1 million metric tons. Cargill expects the facility to be operational by 2024. 

    In March, Cargill announced a series of other projects across its U.S. soy processing facilities, valued at $475 million dollars.

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    Erin Hallstrom oversaw our digital content strategy for the Food Processing brand from 2008-2023. She is now the Associate Director of SEO Strategy for Endeavor Business Media, where she holds technical certifications in both website analytics and search engine optimization. Most recently, she was named the 2022 Marianne Dekker Mattera Award Winner. 

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