Viterra

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Viterra is a global agribusiness and food company headquartered in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. The company is involved in the sourcing, handling, processing, and marketing of agricultural commodities and products. Viterra operates in various regions around the world, including North America, South America, Europe, and Asia.

History

Viterra was originally established in 2007 following the merger of the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool and Agricore United. The company has since expanded its operations through various acquisitions and mergers, becoming a significant player in the global agribusiness sector.

Operations

Viterra's operations are divided into several key areas:

Grain Handling and Marketing

Viterra is a major handler and marketer of grains, oilseeds, and pulses. The company operates an extensive network of grain elevators, port terminals, and processing facilities. These assets enable Viterra to efficiently move agricultural products from producers to global markets.

Processing

Viterra processes a variety of agricultural commodities into value-added products. This includes the production of flour, malt, and oilseed products. The company's processing facilities are strategically located to serve both domestic and international markets.

Agricultural Inputs

Viterra supplies farmers with a range of agricultural inputs, including seeds, fertilizers, and crop protection products. The company provides agronomic advice and support to help farmers optimize their crop production.

Global Presence

Viterra has a significant presence in key agricultural regions around the world. The company's global network includes operations in:

• Canada
• United States
• Australia
• New Zealand
• Europe
• Asia
• South America

Corporate Social Responsibility

Viterra is committed to sustainable agricultural practices and corporate social responsibility. The company works to minimize its environmental impact and supports various community initiatives in the regions where it operates.

See Also

• Agribusiness
• Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
• Agricore United
• Grain elevator
• Port terminal
• Flour milling
• Oilseed processing

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