Canpotex announces $500M Port of Vancouver investment for potash shipping
VANCOUVER - Canpotex, a joint venture owned by the Mosaic Company and Nutrien Ltd., has announced a substantial $500-million investment in an expansion project at the Port of Vancouver. The company intends to replace and modernize infrastructure at Neptune Bulk Terminals, focusing on shiploaders, conveyors, and other vital equipment.
Construction is anticipated to conclude in 2028, yet Canpotex assures uninterrupted shipping operations during the building phase. Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe expressed his support for the project, stating that it will bolster economic growth in Saskatchewan and across Canada by facilitating greater potash exports to international markets.
Canpotex CEO Gordon McKenzie emphasized that the investment will allow the company to continue exporting potash from the Port of Vancouver for many years. The venture specializes in marketing and delivering potash produced by Mosaic and Nutrien. This news report, originally published by The Canadian Press on September 25, 2026, provides a detailed account of Canpotex's significant investment at the Port of Vancouver.
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