Louis Dreyfus Company Expansion Delivers Major Boost for SaskatchewanLouis Dreyfus Company Expansion Delivers Major Boost for Saskatchewan

The article reports that Louis Dreyfus Company officially opened its expanded Yorkton processing complex, a project supported by municipal, provincial, and federal officials at a ribbon-cutting ceremony. It notes the expansion will add 140 jobs (to about 260 by end of 2026) and significantly increase canola crushing capacity and introduce a new pea…

The article reports that Saskatchewan’s Minister of Agriculture David Marit, along with federal and industry representatives, officially opened Louis Dreyfus Company’s expanded Yorkton facility, which includes a new pea protein plant and a doubled-canola crushing capacity to over 2 million metric tons. By the end of 2026 the Yorkton complex will employ…

Louis Dreyfus Co. completed a major expansion of its Yorkton canola crush facility, more than doubling capacity to over two million tonnes annually and adding its first pea protein production plant capable of processing up to 75,000 tonnes of peas per year. The project is described as the largest capital project in the company’s 175-year history and is…

Louis Dreyfus Company completed a major expansion of its Yorkton, Saskatchewan canola crush facility, more than doubling capacity to over two million tonnes annually and adding the company’s first pea protein production plant capable of processing up to 75,000 tonnes of peas per year. The project is described as the largest capital project in LDC’s…

Louis Dreyfus Co. completed a major expansion of its Yorkton canola crush facility, more than doubling capacity to over two million tonnes annually and adding the company’s first pea protein production plant. Federal and provincial officials described the investment as part of a broader shift toward value-added processing in Canadian agriculture,…

The article reports that Louis Dreyfus Comp. B.V. expanded its Yorkton facility in eastern Saskatchewan, doubling its canola crush capacity and adding a line to process up to 75,000 tonnes of yellow peas annually. It notes the province’s favorable business environment and capable producers influenced the company’s decision to expand operations there.

Louis Dreyfus Company completed a large-capital expansion at its Yorkton, Saskatchewan canola crush facility, more than doubling its capacity to over two million tonnes annually and adding the company's first pea protein production plant capable of processing up to 75,000 tonnes of peas per year. The project, described as the largest in LDC’s 175-year…

The article reports that the Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC) expansion in Yorkton will create 140 new jobs. It states the project is complete and results in one of North America’s largest pea protein plants.