International Trade committee  Felixstowe.

International Trade committee  They're running at capacity and they need investments in some of their ports. Today we're struggling with some Brexit-type issues as the U.K. is trying to manage that situation. There are some political problems there. Overall they seem to handle our products, but with food prod

International Trade committee  Today, as we market globally, first of all we look at what income a farmer could receive if he's just growing corn, soybeans and wheat, and then usually you have to look at which one makes the most money for the farmers. That's the one that's going to trend higher. Then we try to

International Trade committee  Ideally, we would keep close to what we have today. Quotas will limit our growth opportunities and it's hard to put into perspective how many growth opportunities there are, into the U.K. and globally, for our Canadian agriculture. We have to think vast and we have to think broad

International Trade committee  I'm sorry. I don't know those numbers today.

International Trade committee  If we want to rise to the challenge of filling a bigger market, we need more port capacity. A continuity of rail service is always crucial. It cripples us very quickly when we lose any rail service. It's phenomenal how quickly that backlog is on us, especially when we're shipping

International Trade committee  I have not, as of yet.

International Trade committee  Thank you, Madam Chair and the members of the committee, for this invitation to appear before the committee. I represent Hensall Co-Operative. We are one of the largest farmers co-operatives in Canada with over 6,000 farmer members and owners, and we have over 30 locations acros