Bowden Alberta - Paterson Grain announced earlier this month the shipment of Canadian Pacific's (CP) largest ever grain train moved from Paterson's terminal in Bowden, Alberta, to Vancouver, British Columbia.
 
The train, consisting of 167 new high-capacity hopper cars, was loaded at the company's Foothills Terminal and transported 16,313 metric tons of grain to the Alliance Grain Terminal in Vancouver, Paterson officials said in a press release.
 
Paterson loaded the train in less than 14 hours and took less than four days to reach the terminal in Vancouver.
 
"Our new third generation grain terminals are amongst the most efficient grain facilities in the world today. From the producer to the supplier, to the end-use consumer, our system can ship grain to exceed expectations," said Andrew Paterson, President and Chief Executive Officer.
 
CP President and CEO Keith Creel also recognized the agri-food company's milestone.
 
"We applaud Paterson's continued efforts to lead progressively to new levels of production capacity in the grain supply chain," Creel said.
 
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