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in 5 business days for most
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with samples.
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information and price list,
mailing envelopes or water
vials.
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R.R. #1 (Box 155)
Breslau, Ontario
NOB 1 MO
Phone: (519) 742.5811
NEWS
to deliver quality corn," said
Krech, who took part in a recent
two week trade mission to five
European countries.
The mission, sponsored and
organized by the corn council and
the Ministry of Agriculture and
Food, met with corn wet millers,
dry millers, feed compounders,
and straight feeders in Portugal,
Spain, England, Belgium, and
West Germany.
Members of the trade mission
also met with European Economic
Community (ECC) officials in
Brussels.
"The mission was successful in
making various members of the
EEC aware of Ontario corn and its
quality," says Krech, who pointed
out that the mission purpose was
to gather information which may
lead to future sales.
Ontario can expect the best
results in Europe by concentrating
on industrial users who demand
higher quality product.
Using Ontario corn, European
processors can get a higher yield of
products such as corn flakes,
starch, corn oil and grits for the
distilling and brewing industry.
Corn shipped to Europe from
southwestern Ontario has fewer
broken kernels and less corn dust
— known in the industry as fines
— than product from other coun-
tries. This results in higher yields
for the end-users in Europe.
Ontario corn is moved directly
from the fields into ships on the
nearby St. Lawrence Seaway and
therefore requires less handling, he
said. This results in less breakage
than in other areas where the corn
may move through a number of
elevators before reaching the ship.
Krech said that although Euro-
pean wet millers are not happy
with the quality of EEC corn, they
have no option but to use it
because of the price differential
created primarily by the EEC im-
port levy. European dry millers
will probably continue to use
harder Argentinian plate -type flint
corn for their products, he said.
Taking part in the mission were:
St. Lawrence Starch Co.,
Mississauga; Ontario Corn Pro-
ducers Association, Guelph; Louis
Dreyfus Canada Ltd., Parrish &
Heimbecher Ltd., Toronto; Maple
Leaf Mills Ltd., Toronto; W.G.
Thompson and Sons Ltd.,
Blenheim, and James Richardson
and Sons, Toronto.0
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West Wawanosh
Mutual Insurance
Company
Dungannon, Ont. NOM 1R0
FARMS AUTO
RESIDENTIAL
AGENTS
Frank Foran, R.R. 2, Lucknow 528-3824
Lyons & Mulhern, 46 West St., Goderich . 524-2664
Donald MacKay, R.R. #3, Ripley 395-5362
Kenneth B. MacLean, R.R. #2, Paisley 368-7537
John Nixon, R.R. 115, Brussels 8879417
Donald R. Simpson, R.R. #3, Goderich . 529-7567
Delmar Sproul, R.R. #3, Auburn 529-7273
Laurie Campbell, Brussels 887-9051
Slade Insurance Brokers Inc.
Kincardine 396-9513
FOR A QUOTATION ON YOUR
FARM, HOME, COTTAGE, OR
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE,
CONTACT THE AGENT
IN YOUR AREA.
DIRECTORS
Eldon Bradley. Lucknow
John Bryce. R.R.#3, Paisley
Glen Coultes, R.R. M5, Brussels
Gerald Kerr. P.O Box 62. Blyth
Donald McKenzie, 163 Elgin Ave
Goderich
Gordon A. Stewart. R.R 2. Ripley
528-2214
353-5631
887-6124
523-9275
West.
524-7602
395-5235
CLAIMS SHOULD BE REPORTED
PROMPTLY TO THE DIRECTOR
IN YOUR AREA.
Norris Peever, Manager
Dungannon, Ontario
NOM 1R0
519-529-7922
SEPTEMBER 1986 37