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MISSION STATEMENT
Profiting Customers, Shareholders & Community using Best Business Practice.
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QUALITY STATEMENT
Exceeding customer requirements through continuous improvement in buying, processing, warehousing & transporting specific levels of quality & quantity.
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FOOD SAFETY POLICY
Prairie West Terminal is committed to delivering food safety standards established by customers and regulatory agencies.
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History
The idea of an inland grain terminal in the Plenty/Dodsland area was spawned in the spring of 1994 and was rooted in the concerns of railline abandonment, deteriorating of rural communities accross Saskatchewan, and access to alternative delivery points. Working in joint-venture with Alberta Wheat Pool (Agricore), our facility took shape over the 1997/1998 winter and opened its doors for grain deliveries in August of 1998. In the fall of 2001 Prairie West Terminal purchased two wooden facilities in the communities of Plenty & Dodsland to be used as Malting Barley storage facilities. In August of 2002 Prairie West Terminal, with the support of it's shareholders, purchased Agricore's interest in the operation becoming the second 100% producer owned inland grain terminal in Western Canada.
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PWT Prairie West Terminal Siding
A state of the art concrete facility that has 45 bin separations and 31,750 tonnes (1,166,245 bushels) of grain storage. The facility features 3 elevating legs, 2 driveways with 100' scale & readouts, 112 rail car spot, high capacity cleaning line, and grain dryer.
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PWT Plenty Plant
A wooden facility consisting of a single elevator, 2 crib annexes, and 2 steel tanks. The structure provides 45 bin separations and 7,340 tonnes of storage. The facility features a 70' scale, barley sizer, and 22 rail car spot.
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PWT Dodsland Plant
A wooden facility consisting of a single composite elevator and crib annex. The structure provides 40 bin separations and 5,500 tonnes of storage. The facility features a 70' scale and 20 rail car spot.
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