By Scout Nelson
The joint venture between CGB Enterprises, Inc. and Minnesota Soybean Processors, North Dakota Soybean Processors (NDSP), is marking the completion of its soybean crushing plant near Casselton, North Dakota. A day of VIP and public events is part of the celebration, and on Wednesday, August 7, from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., local, state, and federal representatives will participate in a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Following the event, there will be ground tours of the new facility and speeches from the company's leadership and affiliated groups. NDSP will host tours for regional producers in the afternoon, followed by a public open house at 5:00 p.m.
The new plant is set to become a significant part of the local agricultural community, serving as an employer, contractor, and business partner. “We are proud to announce that NDSP has successfully begun dumping soybeans and is finalizing construction for a September start-up,” said Tom Malecha, President, NDSP. “Our team has enjoyed engaging and collaborating with the local community to achieve this milestone.
NDSP has and will significantly contribute to the overall economic activity and growth in Casselton through job creation, supporting local businesses, and driving sustained growth.”
Malecha emphasized the plant's positive impact on the community, noting its role in job creation and local business support. The completion of the soybean crushing plant marks a significant achievement for NDSP and the Casselton community, promising sustained economic growth and development.
The public is invited to join the festivities and learn more about the plant's operations and contributions to the local economy.
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Categories: North Dakota, Business, Crops, Soybeans, Government & Policy