Cargill has announced that it is closing its Saskatchewan crop input facility, effective February 15, 2012. The reason behind the closure is that the facility due to its age no long effectively meets the needs of the company and its customers. Sheldon Spearman, Cargill Farm Service Group Manager said “Cargill is committed to operating safe, efficient and cost-effective networks of farm service centers across Canada”.
“While the Langbank facility no longer meets our current needs, we will continue to offer our valued customers the exceptional direct-to-farm service approach that they have come to expect from Cargill. Our customers will not be impacted by this change,” he said. Read more ...
“While the Langbank facility no longer meets our current needs, we will continue to offer our valued customers the exceptional direct-to-farm service approach that they have come to expect from Cargill. Our customers will not be impacted by this change,” he said. Read more ...
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