Canada sees record wheat demand and shipments to Europe
A surge in wheat demand in Scandinavian markets prompts direct shipments from Canada to Denmark and Norway. Saskatchewan dairy exports rise with butter leaving for China. The 1924 gold export ban is proclaimed. The Metagama ferries a record 1,430 passengers from Glasgow to Canada. Scotland exports skilled farm workers amid wage concerns. J K L Ross lands a 712 pound tuna at St Ann's Bay. Global wheat output rises to 3.818 billion bushels with Canada expected to supply about 290 million. Canada-Australia trade grows with exports at 19.82 million and imports at 1.55 million over the year.
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Mrs Smith Opens Canadian Fruit Dehydration Plant
Mrs M B Smith of Natamata in the Okanagan Valley launches a large fruit dehydration plant at Poplar Grove between Naramata and Penticton. Sixty plus products will be dried, using rail access via Kettle Valley Railway siding, to cut waste and boost women led industry. The venture marks Canada’s first major non Apple fruit dehydration for commercial sale.
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