Visitors to the Canadian Grain Commission
If you are interested in Canadian grains, either as a producer, marketer or customer, then a visit to the Canadian Grain Commission (CGC) should be part of your business plan. At the CGC you will learn about Canada's quality control system for grain, how it works and how it benefits the Canadian grain industry and its customers around the world. You will meet with and discuss your concerns with experts in the field of quality control, and visit laboratories with a world-wide reputation as leaders in grain quality research.
If you would like to visit the CGC please call James Zastre at 1-204-983-6156 or send a message to jzastre@grainscanada.gc.ca or contact@grainscanada.gc.ca.
The CGC asks visitors to refrain from using scented personal products when visiting the CGC.
Visitors and tours 2007
October
- International Grain Silos & Flour Mills
- Japan, Nippon Flour Mills Co. Ltd.
- Australia, ABB Grain Ltd.
- Irish producer
- International Ag students
- Red River College
September
- Japan, Nisshin Flour Milling
- Sinograin, China
- Feed processors from China
- InBev, Belgium
- Japanese milling companies
- Zenbakuren, Japan
August
- Akihito Takanashi
- Nuffield Scholar Dave Jochinke
- Synthite Industrial Chemicals Ltd.
- Guy De Mol, ALCOGROUP
- Regional Agricultural Experiment Consortium, Argentina
- Japan Feed Manufacturers Association
- United States – Anheuser-Busch Inc. and BARI Canada Inc.
July
June
- Bangladesh Mission
- G. Chandra Shekhar, Hindu Business Line
- Gilles Couturier
- Chinese delegation
- Grupo Guadalupe
- Republic of Kazakhstan
- Canadian Soybean Council
May
- Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
- Dr. Wee-chong Tan
- Kenya Plant Health Inspectorate Service
- Ambassador of Peru
- Senior Market Development Officer, Mexico
April
- Manitoba Administrative Professionals Network
- Trade Commissioner to Mexico
- Yu Toyokawa, Marubeni Corporation
- China National Cereals, Oils and Foodstuffs Corporation (COFCO)
- Farm Leadership Council
- Canadian Trade Commissioners
March
February
January
