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Potash giant Canpotex investing $500-million in Vancouver port terminal to increase exports (opens the original)
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Potash giant Canpotex Ltd. is embarking on a $500-million upgrade of its terminal at the Port of Vancouver, aiming to boost exports amid strong global demand for fertilizer. The project will improve terminal infrastructure, replacing ship loaders, conveyors and the dumper pit used to unload railcars and load vessels, according to Canpotex. Construction is expected to finish in 2028. The investment is expected to help Canpotex tap often-unused capacity from the terminal, which in most years reach
Maple Leaf’s sober second run at meatless meat (opens the original)
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On Wednesday afternoon at the headquarters for one of Canada’s top meat packers, chef Samantha Lazuric fried textured soy protein in a skillet over high heat. Ms. Lazuric – the head of culinary innovation at Maple Leaf Foods Inc. MFI-T – added peppers and onions to the mixture, removed the pan from the stove and poured its contents over a kale salad tossed in chipotle dressing. The lunch – which also included meat-free baloney sandwiches and plant-based Bolognese lasagna – celebrated the relaunc
Dairy producer Saputo plans to ramp up North American manufacturing to meet protein demand (opens the original)
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Montreal-based dairy producer Saputo Inc. SAP-T is attempting to seize the “protein-maxxing” trend, with plans to invest in expanding its manufacturing in Canada and the U.S. The dairy giant is in the right place to capitalize on consumer demand for high-protein foods, chief executive officer Carl Colizza said in a call Friday morning to discuss the company’s first-quarter results. Saputo sold its 80-per-cent stake in dairy operations in Argentina for $710-million ($612-million after tax) during
Mideast war continues to disrupt fertilizer demand, prices, Nutrien CEO says (opens the original)
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Executives for Saskatchewan-based Nutrien Ltd. NTR-T are raising concerns over the potential for high prices to dampen demand for fertilizer products, as the months-long bottleneck in the Strait of Hormuz disrupts global supplies. Approximately one-third of the world’s fertilizer passes through the critical Middle East trade corridor. The strait is also a key artery for the supply of feedstocks essential to the production of nitrogen and phosphate, including natural gas and sulphur. Farmers’ abi
Trump’s tariffs take aim at Canadian whey protein during global shortage (opens the original)
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Since U.S. President Donald Trump took office last year, his tariffs have gone after steel, aluminum and autos. Next up: Protein. When the Trump administration last week announced coming 50-per-cent tariffs on hundreds of Canadian products, the list included a range of proteins, such as whey and other dairy proteins. The White House cited specific “discriminatory” rules within Canada’s supply-management system for the duties, which would take effect Aug. 19. This batch of tariffs would affect mo
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