January 2, 2013

Prince Rupert Grain Ltd. announced that effective January 2, 2013, Walter N. Fox will assume the role of president of Prince Rupert Grain.

Fox brings more than 30 years of experience in the Canadian grain industry, most recently as Vice-President, Terminal Operations for Viterra, where he was responsible for grain terminal operations in the Ports of Vancouver, Thunder Bay and Montreal.

"Nick has a long history in the grain industry and has had many years of experience managing terminal operations," said Curt Vossen, Chairman of Prince Rupert Grain.

Fox has served on committees for the Western Grain Elevator Association, the Terminal Elevator Association and has served as director for the Lake Shippers Clearance Association, the St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation, Westmor Terminals, and Prince Rupert Grain.

"I've long been an avid supporter of Canada's grain industry. I'm looking forward to moving into this new role at Prince Rupert Grain," said Fox.

Located in the Port of Prince Rupert, and on North America's shortest trade route to Asia, Prince Rupert Grain helps to link Canadian agriculture to one of the world's most dynamic economies. Prince Rupert Grain is independently operated and is owned by Cargill Ltd., Richardson International, and Viterra.