News Articles for Commodity Ag

Vouchers for fixed contract businesses, guarantees for heavy industry, and investment in biorefining could ease short and long term fuel pain in WA, according to the state's peak business group.

The Richardson family's investment in export infrastructure at Albany has caught the eye of farmers, traders and venture capitalists.

Records have tumbled at Western Australia's bulk grain handling co-operative as another bumper harvest wraps up.

Plans for a $500m canola crushing plant by US agribusiness Cargill in Kwinana have been lodged with the state development authority.

As WA's annual grain harvest nears 30mt, more businesses are seeing opportunity in providing avenues to export markets.

An industry group led by farmer Alan Richardson and project developer Enzo Gullotti has become the third outfit looking to build a canola processing plant in WA.

Gnowangerup-based agribusiness Commodity Ag has gained a license to export bulk grain cargoes out of the Port of Esperance.

WA's largest woodchip export terminal is in line for a major upgrade following a $25 million acquisition by one of the nation's biggest logistics firms.

Amid rail facility upgrades up-country, the nation's largest grain handler is turning attention to its seaside infrastructure.

Western Australia's newest grain exporter has ambitions for port upgrades, more buyers, and critical minerals exports off the back of the new service

Prominent Great Southern farmer Alan Richardson has opened up a new WA grain export pathway through Albany, the first to do so in WA for more than six years