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WA Government and Cargill Discuss Canola Crushing Plant Development | Farm Weekly

WA Government and Cargill Discuss Canola Crushing Plant Development | Farm Weekly
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Cargill plans oilseed crushing plant in Australia : The Daily Digest

Cargill plans oilseed crushing plant in Australia : The Daily Digest
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Step Forward For World-class Canola Plant In Kwinana

Step Forward For World-class Canola Plant In Kwinana
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Biofuels boom: Cargill, CBH Group planning large-scale oilseed crushing plant in WA in fresh blow to GrainCorp growth plans

The global grains giant is working with a co-operative controlled by thousands of WA farmers on plans to tap into the booming market for biofuels.

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Canada's canola crushing facilities will reduce competition against Australia | Farm Weekly

Canada is expected to have four million tonnes of canola crushing capacity online by early 2024, presenting a...

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Cargill to restart, upgrade Narrabri crush facilities

Cargill to restart, upgrade Narrabri crush facilities
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Cargill Expands Crush Capacity to Meet Strong Domestic and International Demand for Australian Canola and Cottonseed Oil – Advanced BioFuels USA

Cargill Expands Crush Capacity to Meet Strong Domestic and International Demand for Australian Canola and Cottonseed Oil – Advanced BioFuels USA
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Cargill makes huge oilseed crushing investment | Farm Weekly

Cargill will invest over $70 to upgrade three oilseed crushing facilities. Where is the company focusing its efforts?

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Cargill expands crush capacity to meet strong domestic and international demand for Australian canola and cottonseed oil

NEWCASTLE, Australia, April 26, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Cargill today announced an investment of US$50 million (A$73m) to upgrade and expand its Newcastle, Narrabri and Footscray oilseed crush facilities. This investment will help Cargill cater to the rising demand from customers for canola and cottonseed products and provide Australian farmers with further access to global markets. Experience the full interactive Multichannel News Release here: https://www.multivu.com/players/English/9056051-cargill-invests-to-meet-demand-for-australian-canola-and-cottonseed-oil/ Australian canola is in high demand globally for its use across food products, bio diesel and as a feed stock. With canola production on the rise, Cargill, a key supplier of high-grade canola oil to customers in Australia and Asia, is investing to expand its crush capacity and increase production of canola oil and meal as well as cottonseed oil and meal. This includes an upgrade and restart of Cargill's Narrabri plant which has been modified into a dedicated cottonseed dehulling plant. The hulls from Narrabri will cater to domestic feedstock markets and cottonseed meats will be transported to Newcastle where it will be further processed into oil and meal. Cargill's plant in Newcastle, New South Wales, is also being upgraded to enable the crush of cotton seed, along with existing processing capacity of canola. This will significantly increase the plant's total crush capacity. Other plant upgrades include improvements in oilseed processing equipment to serve the increased throughput and the cottonseed meal product, higher transport efficiencies and improving farmer delivery experience. Additionally, Cargill's Footscray plant will also see an increase in canola crush capacity with upgrades to the processing equipment and some modifications to drive logistical efficiencies and better, more efficient customer experience. "Cargill plays a major role in connecting farmers and customers to the food and ingredients they need. This investment in increasing our crush capacity will help Cargill better serve the growing demand for canola and cottonseed products from customers both in Australia and across Asia. It will also connect Australian farmers to international markets, creating more demand for locally grown canola," said Mr Zsolt Kocza, Managing Director of Cargill in Australia. The major export destinations for canola oil are China, Vietnam and New Zealand. With this investment, Cargill also expects to be able to supply new domestic customers with cotton seed hulls and oil. This investment will support almost 100 jobs (89 existing and 5 new positions) across the three facilities. Cargill established its presence in Australia in 1967 and has continued to grow and invest in the Australian agriculture and food industry since. Cargill is a major marketer of Australian grain and oilseeds, supplying our crush plants as well as domestic and international customers in the food processing, animal feed and meat industries. Cargill Australia processes canola at its crush plants in Australia producing protein meal and vegetable oils for the feed and food industries. Cargill Australia also provides a range of differentiated price risk management and logistical solutions to help customers thrive. About Cargill Cargill helps the world's food system work for you. We connect farmers with markets, customers with ingredients and families with daily essentials-from the foods they eat to the floors they walk on. Our 155,000 team members around the world innovate with purpose, empowering our partners and communities as we work to nourish the world in a safe, responsible, sustainable way. From feed that reduces methane emissions to waste-based renewable fuels, the possibilities are boundless. But our values remain the same. We put people first. We reach higher. We do the right thing. It's how we've met the needs of the people we call neighbors and the planet we call home for 157 years-and how we'll do so for generations to come. For more information, visit Cargill.com and our News Center.

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