Licensing grain companies

In Canada, grain dealers and primary, terminal and process elevator operators must be licensed or exempted from licensing by the Canadian Grain Commission. The Canadian Grain Commission determines if grain companies must be licensed according to the Canada Grain Act and the Canada Grain Regulations. If you deal in or handle grain and you’re not licensed or exempted by the Canadian Grain Commission, you may face prosecution. If the Canadian Grain Commission has determined that your grain company must be licensed, you must apply for a grain dealer or primary, process or terminal elevator license. There is a fee to become a licensed grain company. For any questions, speak with Corey Birch