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CPKC gives latest report on effects from grain report, drought, and port strike

CPKC has had a busy week, with the latest crop report being released and plenty more to deal with for shipping grain.

Elizabeth Hucker, Assistant Vice President for Marketing, Sales and Bulk, detailed some of the figures brought up in that crop report.

"CPKC released our 2023-2024 grain plan on July 31st, the report outlines our strong commitment to our grain customers and the unique position to supply rail transportation to Canada's agricultural sector as the first single-line connection between Canada, the United States, and Mexico, I'd say that we're well positioned to transport Canada's grain and grain products throughout this crop year."

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