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Saskatchean Farmers Could See Reduced Fees From Canadian Grain Commission

 
The Canadian Grain Commission is planning on a consultation process with farmers and grain companies on a new fee schedule which could include lower rates.
 
The Western Canadian Wheat Growers says the federal agency has a 100 million dollar surplus from excessive charges for grain inspection and weighing over the past few years.
 
The farm group is calling for a producer refund and lower charges.
Grain Commission spokesman Remi Gosselin says the agency will consult with farm groups and grain handling companies on a new fee schedule.
 
Source : CKRM

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