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Canada: primary processing of grains and oilseeds
Canada: transformation primaire des céréales et oléagineux
Canada
June 23, 2006

Source: Agriculture and Agrifood Canada Bi-weekly Bulletin Volume 19 Number 9

Canada: primary processing of grains and oilseeds

INTRODUCTION

Canada primary processing capacity for grains and oilseeds, excluding primary processing of animal feed, has been expanding for the past few years. Most of that growth is attributed to expansions in corn processing, flour milling, and oilseed crushing. Currently, primary processing consumes about one-quarter of Canada annual production of grains and oilseeds. This issue of the Bi-weekly Bulletin examines some of the changes that have occurred within Canada primary processing industry since 2001-2002.

Full report in PDF format: http://www.agr.gc.ca/mad-dam/pubs/bi/pdf/bulletin_19_09_2006-06-22_e.pdf


Canada : transformation primaire des céréales et oléagineux

La capacité de l'industrie canadienne de transformation primaire des céréales et oléagineux, abstraction faite de la transformation primaire des aliments pour les animaux, a augmenté au cours des dernières années. Cette hausse est attribuable principalement à l'expansion des secteurs de la transformation du maïs, de la meunerie et de la trituration. Actuellement, la transformation primaire absorbe environ 25 % de la production canadienne annuelle des céréales et oléagineux. Le présent numéro du Bulletin bimensuel traite de certains des changements survenus au sein de l'industrie canadienne de la transformation primaire depuis 2001-2002.

Rapport complet en format PDF: http://www.agr.gc.ca/mad-dam/pubs/bi/pdf/bulletin_19_09_2006-06-22_f.pdf

Agriculture and Agrifood Canada Bi-weekly Bulletin

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