Alberta Grains contributing to Cereals Canada project
Alberta Grains says it is contributing just over $4.3 million as its share of funding for the Global Agricultural Technology Exchange, GATE for short.
A release from the organization says GATE is meant to be “a state-of-the-art facility that will serve as a hub for market access, development and innovation” in the cereal grains business.
“Alberta Grains recognizes the critical role that market access and development play in maintaining our competitive edge on the global stage. The GATE initiative will not only reinforce our existing markets but will also open new avenues for growth and innovation, ensuring that Alberta’s wheat and barley producers remain at the forefront of global trade,” says Sexsmith farmer and Alberta Grains Region 6 director Greg Sears in that same release.
Cereals Canada says in its own release that the lease on its building in Winnipeg is expiring, so it came up with this idea.