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Viterra not a strategic asset, Wall says Grain company a pos

Postby styky » 03/ 12/ 12 9:04 pm

I really want to know what it says beside "over the top" in Pat Martins dictionary :ohwell:



Viterra not a strategic asset, Wall says
Grain company a possible target of multiple takeover offers
CBC News
Posted: Mar 12, 2012 10:45 AM ET
Last Updated: Mar 12, 2012 5:23 PM ET
http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/story/2 ... ncore.html

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    Earlier on Monday, Manitoba NDP MP Pat Martin — the opposition critic for the Canadian Wheat board — warned that Prairie farmers would suffer if the firm were to fall into foreign hands.

    "I'm concerned that the independent Prairie farmer will turn into more of a serf to international agrifood giants, and that we will no longer be price-setters of our commodities; we will be price-takers as dictated by someone else," Martin said.

    Martin and others had predicted it would be only a matter of time before big international players looked to snatch market share that the Canadian Wheat Board used to dominate.

    "This market share was delivered on a silver platter to these international agrifood giants," said Martin, referring to the Conservative government's move to abolish the wheat board's monopoly late last year.
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Re: Viterra not a strategic asset, Wall says Grain company a

Postby GeronL » 03/ 28/ 12 11:17 pm

Make it voluntary and then make all members co-owners. Like a private co-opt. Not "like" one, but make it one in fact.
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