ANGUS FARMERS TO BUILD PORTSIDE FACILITY
As part of the Montrose Port Authority’s quayside development, plans have also been announced to build a 45,000t grain storage and handling facility on the dockside at Montrose.

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We start with a clear philosophy - no grain enters our store without us attempting to improve it. Our stores make it their business to give members the best possible ownership experience, from when they first buy and use storage space, right up to when they ultimately sell it. Every member of our stores experiences the confidence of knowing that from the time the crop leaves the farm, the very highest standards of storage and marketing will deliver the maximum value for them.


As part of the Montrose Port Authority’s quayside development, plans have also been announced to build a 45,000t grain storage and handling facility on the dockside at Montrose.
The first new farmer-owned central store in the UK for 13 years, Angus Cereals Ltd., is now under construction in Montrose.
Store Developments continue. Since our last update in November significant activity has been underway on many of the sites around the UK. As ever the best intentions to start early are inevitably delayed either by the planning process and legal requirements.
Camgrain is to build a 90,000t capacity Advanced Processing Centre (APC) to serve farmers and food and drink processors across the East Midlands.
Arable Crop, Woldgrain and IOW Grain Join Network Alex Salmond opens Aberdeen Grain expansion Camgrain opens new APC
Woldgrain Storage Ltd has started construction of an additional 18,000t storage facility in time for harvest 2010. Once completed, this will make it one of the largest central storage businesses in the UK. The go-ahead – part of a strategic partnership between Woldgrain, Openfield and EMDA - comes on the back of grant support and farmer commitment that will see the capacity rise to 49,000t, with a further 7,000t grant aided expansion planned for 2011-12.
After receiving a grant of almost £380k from the Rural Development Programme for England (RDPE), Kernow Grain Ltd near Bodmin, has started work on expanding its grain storage facility.
Weald Granary has secured grant funding in support of a £1.9m expansion programme at its central store facility at Mereworth, near Maidstone.
Ten farmer-owned central storage co-operatives from across the UK have joined forces to create NetworkGrain UK, a new market-focused organisation and brand, that aims to create and deliver greater value across the supply chain.
Arable Crop Storage is pleased to report that they have obtained planning consent to increase their storage capacity to 60,000 tonnes. Stratford Upon Avon planning committee approved the application unanimously on 19th September, giving their support for this significant strategic investment and the extra job opportunities it will bring.