SaskPool leaves Baltic with port dream in tatters

Article Abstract:

Saskatchewan Wheat Pool, which helped to build a $77 million grain terminal in Gdansk, Poland, has taken a $38 million write-off related to the troubled project. The 150-metre-long storage facility, which represented Canada's largest post-Communist investment in Poland, has been left unfinished due to a dispute between business partners.

Gdansk, Poland

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SaskPool reports steeper quarterly loss

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Saskatchewan Wheat Pool posted a higher loss for the second-quarter period ending January 31, 2001. The company posted a C$18.8 million loss for the period, compared to a C$14.8 million loss during the same period last year.

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SaskPool cuts more staff, shuts elevators

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Regina-based Saskatchewan Wheat Pool, which is an agribusiness co-operative, will cut workers as its closes 55 grain elevators. SaskPool will use a smaller network of larger grain elevators to boost profits.

Labor force information, Plant shutdown

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