Cargill to invest $200 million in Pakistan! It’s starting.

[SASKFARMER3]

Cargill has announced plans to invest more than $200 million in Pakistan over the next three to five years. The funds will be used to expand Cargill’s agricultural trading and supply chain, edible oils, dairy, meat and animal feed businesses in the country. Additionally, the company has earmarked funds for safety and food traceability efforts.

“Having been in Pakistan for more than 30 years, Cargill is happy to demonstrate our commitment to the country’s future through investment in our business and communities here,” said Imran Nasrullah, country head, Cargill Pakistan. “Finalizing one of our first investments in the agricultural supply chain in Pakistan is our top priority. We have received a very positive response from the Pakistani government and we value their support as we expand our presence here, helping industries, farmers and communities succeed.

Well it’s started out companies see they can’t make any more off Canadian farmers so let’s move to Pakistan Eastern Europe and south America.

Ah let’s bring in more costs for Canadians so we’re not even in the game any more.

[malleefarmer]

Cant validate it 100% but cargill biggest buyer of malt barley in australia and have a few malt houses as well.

They have sold or are selling all there malt houses and supposedly pulling out of malt market altogheter and concerntrating of feed grains.

Doubt it when it comes to wheat im sure they will be buying/supplying all grades of wheat

[farming101]

Could work out good too. Canada sold about 650 million US of grains and oilseeds to Pakistan in 2016.
Cargill facilitates that trade