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FLUSHED with success after a big Australian harvest last season, GrainCorp is now looking to opportunities in the deregulating Canadian cereal market. The big grain handling, marketing and processing company, which also opened a European trading office in Hamburg this year, wants to develop a strong international marketing presence to more efficiently service its diverse overseas customer base. Its own European and North American malt businesses, acquired in 2009, are also key beneficiaries if the company can become a more influential northern hemisphere grain buyer. GrainCorp malt, which achieved 1.1 million tonne sales last year, has just officially opened its new $80m Barrett Burston Malting facility in Brisbane at Pinkenba - Queensland's first new malting plant in 40 years.
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