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Virtex Grain Exchange Ltd.
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virtexgrain.com
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Private
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2009
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Virtex Grain Exchange Ltd. is a privately held, Saskatchewan-incorporated agricultural cooperative founded in 2009 that acts as a grain procurement and marketing agent for its farmer-member shareholders. The company provides administration, logistics, payments, hedging management, seed and inputs, and new farm contracting for non-GMO Clearfield Canola and Hulless Barley programs, positioning itself on 'more profits per acre' rather than commodity yield-per-acre. Its core programs include the Clearfield Canola contract (described as zero basis with limited acres), the Hulless Barley contract, and the Virtex Canola Crush Program, which allows member producers to process their own canola into end-use oil and share in oil-sale profits as owners.

The company's physical infrastructure centers on a 45,000 sq ft multi-use food processing facility (acquired in 2015), operated under subsidiary Virtex Farm Foods Ltd., which produces non-GMO refined canola oil, non-GMO unrefined expeller pressed canola oil, cold pressed canola oil, and canola meal using mechanical screw-type extraction. The facility is HACCP-GMP certified and Non-GMO Project Certified. Through its sister company North Prairie Family Farms, Virtex bottles and markets North Prairie Gold, a premium non-GMO cold pressed canola oil, in bulk containers, totes, jugs, and glass/plastic bottles. Wholesalers, refineries, and feed buyers (hogs and poultry) constitute the downstream buyer base.

Virtex generates revenue through transaction-fee grain procurement and marketing services, oil and meal sales, seed and inputs provision to members, and hedging management services. Pricing is quote-based and not publicly disclosed. The company operates exclusively in Canada, serves small to medium family farms, and is part of the broader Virtex Group of Companies. Leadership includes President & CEO Rick Pender and Board member Bryan Leuschen, one of the original 13 founding shareholders.

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Virtex Grain Exchange is a Saskatchewan-based, farmer-owned cooperative founded in 2009 that procures grain, provides seed/inputs, and markets non-GMO Clearfield Canola and Hulless Barley for its member farmers, and processes canola into refined and cold pressed oils through its wholly-owned Saskatoon facility.

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HeadquartersSaskatoon, Canada
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Saskatoon
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Canada
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North America
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Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
grain procurement services, canola processing, agricultural cooperative, non-GMO oil production, grain marketing services
Industry3 codes
1Grain Merchandising & Origination Facilities
CodeAFAOAAADPrimaryYes
2Flour & Milling Products Manufacturing (wheat, corn, rice, specialty flours)
CodeAFAKABADPrimaryNo
3Grain Processing for Feed (Cracking, Rolling, Grinding)
CodeAFADAIAFPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Flour Milling311211
  • Grain and Field Bean Merchant Wholesalers424510
SIC code2 codes
  • Grain Mill Products2040
  • Wholesale-Farm Product Raw Materials5150
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Agricultural Grain Marketing & Processing
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Revenue model5 records
1Grain Procurement and Sales
TypeTransaction Fee
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Virtex acts as a procurement company for all grain types, handling administration, logistics, and payments. Responsible for new farm contracting and marketing of farmers' grain outside processing facilities.

virtexgrain.com
2Canola Crushing and Processing
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Processes farmers' canola into end-use oil, with producers profiting from the sale of oil produced. Operates the Virtex Canola Crush Program.

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3Oil and Meal Sales
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Sells refined and unrefined canola oil to wholesale and refinery markets. Marketing canola meal (high fat) into feed grain sector for hogs and poultry.

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4Seed and Inputs Provision
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Provides seed and inputs for non-GMO canola and Hulless Barley to member farmers.

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5Hedging Management Services
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Provides hedging management and requirements for member farmers.

virtexgrain.com
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Operations, Supply Chain, Infrastructure, Personnel
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1Virtex Canola Crush Program
Description

Program allowing producers to process their own canola into end use oil, taking advantage of stability and premiums in the oil market.

virtexgrain.com
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Virtex Grain Exchange is a producer-owned grain procurement, marketing, and value-added processing cooperative operating in Saskatchewan, Canada. It acts as a grain selling agent for its farmer members, handling administration, logistics, payments, hedging, and marketing of all grain types with a primary focus on the Clearfield non-GMO canola crush program and an exclusive Hulless Barley contract program. The company processes members' non-GMO canola into refined and cold-pressed oils at its 45,000 sq ft facility (Virtex Farm Foods Ltd.) and markets the output through wholesale, refinery, feed, and retail channels under the North Prairie Gold brand.

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  • Zero basis for Clearfield Canola contracts
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Virtex Grain Exchange Ltd. operates as a farmer-owned procurement and value-added grain marketing company. The core offering is the Virtex Canola Crush Program, which enables producer members to process their Clearfield non-GMO canola into end-use oils and share in oil profits as owners. The company operates the Virtex Farm Foods Ltd. processing facility (acquired 2015) that produces refined and unrefined non-GMO canola oils, canola meal, and canola seed through solvent-free mechanical and expeller processes. Through its sister company North Prairie Family Farms, the company bottles and markets North Prairie Gold, a premium non-GMO cold pressed canola oil. The product portfolio also includes the exclusive Hulless Barley contract program. Virtex provides seed and inputs for non-GMO canola and Hulless Barley, hedging management, and marketing services for farmers outside processing facilities.

Product and service7 records
1Virtex Canola Crush Program
CategoryCanola Processing Program
Description

A value-added processing program that enables member producers to have their Clearfield non-GMO canola processed into end-use oil at the Virtex facility. Producers profit-share from oil sales as owners of the venture; intended for farmer members of the cooperative seeking premium oil market returns over commodity grain sales.

2Clearfield Canola Program
CategoryGrain Production Contract Program
Description

A non-GMO canola production system using Clearfield technology that delivers one-pass weed control and control of flushing weeds. Offered as a contracted program to member farmers with zero basis pricing and limited available acres; positioned as the most profitable source of non-GMO canola.

3Hulless Barley Contract Program
CategoryGrain Production Contract Program
Description

An exclusive contract program for Hulless Barley providing member farmers with a cereal rotation crop. Virtex supplies seed and inputs as part of membership benefits.

4Non-GMO Refined Canola Oil
CategoryRefined Edible Oil
Description

Fully refined non-GMO canola oil with colour, taste and nutrients removed for a higher smoke point. Sold wholesale into high-temperature frying, deep frying, and baking markets where no flavour or colour from oil is desired.

5Non-GMO Unrefined Expeller Pressed Canola Oil
CategoryUnrefined Edible Oil
Description

Solvent-free, mechanically expeller pressed non-GMO canola oil that retains most nutrients and flavour, with an extraction rate of 74-85% depending on end user market. Sold wholesale to refineries as a feedstock.

6Non-GMO Canola Meal
CategoryAnimal Feed Byproduct
Description

High-fat canola meal sold as a byproduct of oil extraction into the feed grain sector for hog and poultry rations.

7North Prairie Gold Cold Pressed Canola Oil
CategoryRetail Edible Oil
Description

Premium retail-brand non-GMO cold pressed canola oil produced by North Prairie Family Farms with no heat or chemicals applied, preserving colour, taste and nutrients. Packaged and sold in bulk containers, totes, jugs, and glass or plastic bottles for retail markets.

Scale indicator3 records

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Partnership2 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2015-01-01
Description

Sister company created by Virtex Grain in 2015 to process, bottle and market North Prairie Gold non-GMO Cold Pressed Canola Oil. Uses Virtex's processing facility to produce cold pressed and refined oils for consumer retail markets. Co-markets under Virtex Group of Companies.

2Supporting Partners (Seed and Chemical)
Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

Partners providing seed and chemical programming to Virtex members. Farmers are entitled to unique seed and chemical programming through these supporting partners as part of membership benefits.

virtexgrain.com
Recent move7 records

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global grain and oilseed merchandiser with Canadian origination and processing; broad incumbent that competes on Western Canadian canola procurement and crush, though diversified across many commodities worldwide.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Alberta-based specialty canola oil producer focused on cold-pressed, non-GMO retail oils; emerging peer that overlaps with North Prairie Gold in the premium cold-pressed non-GMO retail segment, but lacks the crush-scale and cooperative supply model.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Canadian family-owned grain merchant and oilseed processor operating elevators and crush facilities across the Prairies; comparable as a Canadian grain procurement and canola crush peer with similar Western Canadian footprint.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Canadian grain and oilseed company with North American origination, storage, and processing operations; comparable as a smaller publicly listed Canadian grain merchandiser and oilseed handler with similar prairie-focused footprint.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global agricultural commodity giant with major Canadian grain handling and canola crush operations; broader incumbent that competes with Virtex on canola procurement and oilseed processing, but operates at vastly larger scale across many commodities and geographies.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global oilseed processor with canola crush capacity in Canada; broad incumbent competing on canola procurement and refined oil markets, but as part of a global multi-commodity portfolio rather than a focused Canadian cooperative.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global oilseed crusher and grain merchandiser with Canadian operations; broad incumbent competing on canola crush and refined oil, but at industrial scale and across many geographies and commodities.

TypeOthers
Description

Western Canadian seed company with connections into the Clearfield canola production system used by Virtex members; adjacent rather than competitive, but ecosystem-relevant as an input partner serving the same Western Canadian farmer base.

TypeDirect peer
Description

One of Canada's largest fully integrated grain handlers and oilseed processors, operating canola crush plants and procurement networks across the Prairies; directly comparable in canola crush and Western Canadian grain procurement, but at materially larger scale.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Major Western Canadian grain handling and oilseed processing company with extensive elevator network and canola crush capacity; comparable in grain procurement, marketing, and canola processing, though far larger and more diversified.

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Ideal customer profile2 records

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virtex grain exchange

Agricultural Grain Marketing & Processingvirtexgrain.com

Virtex Grain Exchange is a Saskatchewan-based, farmer-owned cooperative founded in 2009 that procures grain, provides seed/inputs, and markets non-GMO Clearfield Canola and Hulless Barley for its member farmers, and processes canola into refined and cold pressed oils through its wholly-owned Saskatoon facility.

What virtex grain exchange does

Virtex Grain Exchange Ltd. is a privately held, Saskatchewan-incorporated agricultural cooperative founded in 2009 that acts as a grain procurement and marketing agent for its farmer-member shareholders. The company provides administration, logistics, payments, hedging management, seed and inputs, and new farm contracting for non-GMO Clearfield Canola and Hulless Barley programs, positioning itself on 'more profits per acre' rather than commodity yield-per-acre. Its core programs include the Clearfield Canola contract (described as zero basis with limited acres), the Hulless Barley contract, and the Virtex Canola Crush Program, which allows member producers to process their own canola into end-use oil and share in oil-sale profits as owners.

The company's physical infrastructure centers on a 45,000 sq ft multi-use food processing facility (acquired in 2015), operated under subsidiary Virtex Farm Foods Ltd., which produces non-GMO refined canola oil, non-GMO unrefined expeller pressed canola oil, cold pressed canola oil, and canola meal using mechanical screw-type extraction. The facility is HACCP-GMP certified and Non-GMO Project Certified. Through its sister company North Prairie Family Farms, Virtex bottles and markets North Prairie Gold, a premium non-GMO cold pressed canola oil, in bulk containers, totes, jugs, and glass/plastic bottles. Wholesalers, refineries, and feed buyers (hogs and poultry) constitute the downstream buyer base.

Virtex generates revenue through transaction-fee grain procurement and marketing services, oil and meal sales, seed and inputs provision to members, and hedging management services. Pricing is quote-based and not publicly disclosed. The company operates exclusively in Canada, serves small to medium family farms, and is part of the broader Virtex Group of Companies. Leadership includes President & CEO Rick Pender and Board member Bryan Leuschen, one of the original 13 founding shareholders.

virtex grain exchange firmographics

Firmographics
Name
virtex grain exchange
Legal name
Virtex Grain Exchange Ltd.
Website
https://virtexgrain.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2009
Operating status
Operating
Short description
Virtex Grain Exchange is a Saskatchewan-based, farmer-owned cooperative founded in 2009 that procures grain, provides seed/inputs, and markets non-GMO Clearfield Canola and Hulless Barley for its member farmers, and processes canola into refined and cold pressed oils through its wholly-owned Saskatoon facility.
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virtex grain exchange industry classification

Industry
Product category
Agricultural Grain Marketing & Processing
NAICS
Flour Milling (311211), Grain and Field Bean Merchant Wholesalers (424510)
SIC
Grain Mill Products (2040), Wholesale-Farm Product Raw Materials (5150)
akta.pro primary industry
Grain Merchandising & Origination Facilities (AFAOAAAD)
akta.pro secondary industries
Flour & Milling Products Manufacturing (wheat, corn, rice, specialty flours) (AFAKABAD), Grain Processing for Feed (Cracking, Rolling, Grinding) (AFADAIAF)

Keywords

  • Grain procurement services
  • Canola processing
  • Agricultural cooperative
  • Non-GMO oil production
  • Grain marketing services

Where virtex grain exchange is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Saskatoon
HQ country
Canada
HQ region
North America

Offices2 records

Markets served

virtex grain exchange business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Operations, Supply Chain, Infrastructure, Personnel

Revenue model

  1. Grain Procurement and Sales: Virtex acts as a procurement company for all grain types, handling administration, logistics, and payments. Responsible for new farm contracting and marketing of farmers' grain outside processing facilities.
  2. Canola Crushing and Processing: Processes farmers' canola into end-use oil, with producers profiting from the sale of oil produced. Operates the Virtex Canola Crush Program.
  3. Oil and Meal Sales: Sells refined and unrefined canola oil to wholesale and refinery markets. Marketing canola meal (high fat) into feed grain sector for hogs and poultry.
  4. Seed and Inputs Provision: Provides seed and inputs for non-GMO canola and Hulless Barley to member farmers.
  5. Hedging Management Services: Provides hedging management and requirements for member farmers.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels1 record

virtex grain exchange product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Virtex Grain Exchange is a producer-owned grain procurement, marketing, and value-added processing cooperative operating in Saskatchewan, Canada. It acts as a grain selling agent for its farmer members, handling administration, logistics, payments, hedging, and marketing of all grain types with a primary focus on the Clearfield non-GMO canola crush program and an exclusive Hulless Barley contract program. The company processes members' non-GMO canola into refined and cold-pressed oils at its 45,000 sq ft facility (Virtex Farm Foods Ltd.) and markets the output through wholesale, refinery, feed, and retail channels under the North Prairie Gold brand.

Product overview

Virtex Grain Exchange Ltd. operates as a farmer-owned procurement and value-added grain marketing company. The core offering is the Virtex Canola Crush Program, which enables producer members to process their Clearfield non-GMO canola into end-use oils and share in oil profits as owners. The company operates the Virtex Farm Foods Ltd. processing facility (acquired 2015) that produces refined and unrefined non-GMO canola oils, canola meal, and canola seed through solvent-free mechanical and expeller processes. Through its sister company North Prairie Family Farms, the company bottles and markets North Prairie Gold, a premium non-GMO cold pressed canola oil. The product portfolio also includes the exclusive Hulless Barley contract program. Virtex provides seed and inputs for non-GMO canola and Hulless Barley, hedging management, and marketing services for farmers outside processing facilities.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Virtex Canola Crush Program: Program allowing producers to process their own canola into end use oil, taking advantage of stability and premiums in the oil market.
  • North Prairie Gold

Products and services

  • Virtex Canola Crush Program A value-added processing program that enables member producers to have their Clearfield non-GMO canola processed into end-use oil at the Virtex facility. Producers profit-share from oil sales as owners of the venture; intended for farmer members of the cooperative seeking premium oil market returns over commodity grain sales.
  • Clearfield Canola Program A non-GMO canola production system using Clearfield technology that delivers one-pass weed control and control of flushing weeds. Offered as a contracted program to member farmers with zero basis pricing and limited available acres; positioned as the most profitable source of non-GMO canola.
  • Hulless Barley Contract Program An exclusive contract program for Hulless Barley providing member farmers with a cereal rotation crop. Virtex supplies seed and inputs as part of membership benefits.
  • Non-GMO Refined Canola Oil Fully refined non-GMO canola oil with colour, taste and nutrients removed for a higher smoke point. Sold wholesale into high-temperature frying, deep frying, and baking markets where no flavour or colour from oil is desired.
  • Non-GMO Unrefined Expeller Pressed Canola Oil Solvent-free, mechanically expeller pressed non-GMO canola oil that retains most nutrients and flavour, with an extraction rate of 74-85% depending on end user market. Sold wholesale to refineries as a feedstock.
  • Non-GMO Canola Meal High-fat canola meal sold as a byproduct of oil extraction into the feed grain sector for hog and poultry rations.
  • North Prairie Gold Cold Pressed Canola Oil Premium retail-brand non-GMO cold pressed canola oil produced by North Prairie Family Farms with no heat or chemicals applied, preserving colour, taste and nutrients. Packaged and sold in bulk containers, totes, jugs, and glass or plastic bottles for retail markets.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Zero basis for Clearfield Canola contracts
  • +1 more outcomes

Companies that use virtex grain exchange

Customer profile

Named customers2 records

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

virtex grain exchange technology and API

Technology

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virtex grain exchange partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • North Prairie Family FarmscoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2015Sister company created by Virtex Grain in 2015 to process, bottle and market North Prairie Gold non-GMO Cold Pressed Canola Oil. Uses Virtex's processing facility to produce cold pressed and refined oils for consumer retail markets. Co-markets under Virtex Group of Companies.
  • Supporting Partners (Seed and Chemical)minorOthersPartners providing seed and chemical programming to Virtex members. Farmers are entitled to unique seed and chemical programming through these supporting partners as part of membership benefits.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights4 records

virtex grain exchange competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • Louis Dreyfus Company: Global grain and oilseed merchandiser with Canadian origination and processing; broad incumbent that competes on Western Canadian canola procurement and crush, though diversified across many commodities worldwide.
  • Cargill: Global agricultural commodity giant with major Canadian grain handling and canola crush operations; broader incumbent that competes with Virtex on canola procurement and oilseed processing, but operates at vastly larger scale across many commodities and geographies.
  • ADM (Archer Daniels Midland): Global oilseed processor with canola crush capacity in Canada; broad incumbent competing on canola procurement and refined oil markets, but as part of a global multi-commodity portfolio rather than a focused Canadian cooperative.
  • Bunge: Global oilseed crusher and grain merchandiser with Canadian operations; broad incumbent competing on canola crush and refined oil, but at industrial scale and across many geographies and commodities.

Emerging players

  • Highwood Crossing Foods: Alberta-based specialty canola oil producer focused on cold-pressed, non-GMO retail oils; emerging peer that overlaps with North Prairie Gold in the premium cold-pressed non-GMO retail segment, but lacks the crush-scale and cooperative supply model.

Direct peers

  • Parrish & Heimbecker: Canadian family-owned grain merchant and oilseed processor operating elevators and crush facilities across the Prairies; comparable as a Canadian grain procurement and canola crush peer with similar Western Canadian footprint.
  • Ceres Global Ag: Canadian grain and oilseed company with North American origination, storage, and processing operations; comparable as a smaller publicly listed Canadian grain merchandiser and oilseed handler with similar prairie-focused footprint.
  • Richardson International: One of Canada's largest fully integrated grain handlers and oilseed processors, operating canola crush plants and procurement networks across the Prairies; directly comparable in canola crush and Western Canadian grain procurement, but at materially larger scale.
  • Viterra: Major Western Canadian grain handling and oilseed processing company with extensive elevator network and canola crush capacity; comparable in grain procurement, marketing, and canola processing, though far larger and more diversified.

Others

  • Canterra Seeds: Western Canadian seed company with connections into the Clearfield canola production system used by Virtex members; adjacent rather than competitive, but ecosystem-relevant as an input partner serving the same Western Canadian farmer base.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

virtex grain exchange compliance and trust

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Compliance2 records

virtex grain exchange financial estimates

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virtex grain exchange leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles2 records

virtex grain exchange subsidiaries and ownership

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Subsidiaries2 records

virtex grain exchange funding detail

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Investors

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virtex grain exchange M&A and investment

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Investments

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Frequently asked questions about virtex grain exchange

What does virtex grain exchange do?

Virtex Grain Exchange is a producer-owned grain procurement, marketing, and value-added processing cooperative operating in Saskatchewan, Canada. It acts as a grain selling agent for its farmer members, handling administration, logistics, payments, hedging, and marketing of all grain types with a primary focus on the Clearfield non-GMO canola crush program and an exclusive Hulless Barley contract program. The company processes members' non-GMO canola into refined and cold-pressed oils at its 45,000 sq ft facility (Virtex Farm Foods Ltd.) and markets the output through wholesale, refinery, feed, and retail channels under the North Prairie Gold brand.

Is virtex grain exchange a public or private company?

virtex grain exchange is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was virtex grain exchange founded?

virtex grain exchange was founded in 2009.

Where is virtex grain exchange based?

virtex grain exchange is headquartered in Saskatoon, Canada, in the North America region.

How does virtex grain exchange make money?

Five revenue lines are on record. Grain Procurement and Sales are the primary driver. The others are canola Crushing and Processing, oil and Meal Sales, seed and Inputs Provision and hedging Management Services.

Who are virtex grain exchange's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are Louis Dreyfus Company, Cargill, ADM (Archer Daniels Midland) and Bunge. Highwood Crossing Foods is listed as an emerging player. Direct peers are Parrish & Heimbecker, Ceres Global Ag, Richardson International and Viterra. Canterra Seeds is listed as an others.

Does virtex grain exchange have an API?

No public API is recorded for virtex grain exchange.

What industry is virtex grain exchange in?

virtex grain exchange's product category is Agricultural Grain Marketing & Processing. Its primary akta.pro industry code is AFAOAAAD, Grain Merchandising & Origination Facilities, with a secondary code of AFAKABAD, Flour & Milling Products Manufacturing (wheat, corn, rice, specialty flours). Its NAICS code is 311211 and its SIC code is 2040.

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