Grain company licensing and reporting
The Canadian Grain Commission determines if grain companies must be licensed according to the Canada Grain Act.
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Licensed grain companies
All grain companies that are licensed as a primary elevator, process elevator, terminal elevator or grain dealer
Grain company licence changes
All changes to grain company licences issued by the Canadian Grain Commission
Services for licensed grain companies
Online reporting services
Licensed primary and process elevators as well as grain dealers must submit regular reports about their operations
Policy framework for licensed grain companies
Policies, procedures, standards, and guidelines establish a framework
Renew your licence
How to renew your grain company licence, a grain company licence must be renewed each year
Report liabilities to producers
How to report your grain company’s liabilities to grain producers and how we use the information you provide in these reports
Become a licensed grain company
The Canadian Grain Commission determines if grain companies must be licensed according to the Canada Grain Act and the Canada Grain Regulations.
Apply for a grain company licence
If the Canadian Grain Commission has determined that your grain company must be licensed, you must apply
Types of unlicensed grain companies
Requirements for exemption from licensing by the Canadian Grain Commission
Grain company security
Under the Canada Grain Act, the Canadian Grain Commission may establish the amount of security to be provided