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In 1987, the Hensall District Co-op celebrated its 50th year in
business. The strength of the Hensall Co-op is in its 4500 members, who
realize the importance of local control of a high-volume agri-business.
In today's business climate, when more and more of our economy is
centred in urban areas, the importance of some economic control in
rural communities becomes even more significant.
2008 - New Waconia fertilizer blender tower built - $900,000
- White bean receiving facility built in Owendale, Michigan at a cost of $200,000
- 200 ft conveyor replaced for filling the 5 domes
- Genie-lift purchased to improve safety and assist in preventative maintenance
- New fuel truck purchased
- Purchase of Thompsons feed in Ripley
- On April 24, 2008, HDC purchased the Great Canadian Bean Company edible bean facilities located in Ailsa Craig and London. This includes processing and storage facilities
- $500,000 upgrades to the soybean processing plant
- $650,000 on petroleum business area expansion and new pumps and equipment
- $650,000 on propane tanks and equipment
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