AGT Foods Canada
6200 E. Primrose Green Dr. S4V 3L7 Regina, SK, Canada

"How Canadian agriculture can help feed the world" AGT Foods President & CEO Murad Al-Katib outlines how Canada’s role as a global agricultural powerhouse will be tied to our ability to provide sustainable food to the world for generations. Read more:... https://leaderpost.com//opinion-how-canadian-agriculture-c See more

Today is Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) World Food Day, and we're here to celebrate sustainable food! Did you know that pulses li...ke lentils, peas, chickpeas and beans are a sustainable (and delicious) source of protein for the future? Check out http://www.fao.org/world-food-day for more info on #WorldFoodDay!

Congratulations to AGT Foods President & CEO Murad Al-Katib, who was selected by the Globe & Mail Report on Business as its CEO Innovator of the Year. http://pr.theglobeandmail.com/oct-1-2020

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AGT received this wonderful message from Beirut following the tragic events last week showing how Canadian lentils help to feed the world’s most vulnerable and at the same time provide billions to the Canadian economy. Everyone at AGT would like to extend our thoughts to those impacted in Beirut and express our pride in feeding the world and helping those in need. Hi folks, I’m originally from Niagara (Ontario). My office is in Iraq, and I'm currently working to support my ...colleagues in Beirut. I just got a snapshot from my colleagues, showing the bulk groceries they picked up for the hot food kitchen, where we'll be serving 1300 people today. Everyone we're distributing food to had their lives turned upside down in last week's port explosion. So, why email you? Well, I couldn't help notice the Saskcan label on the bags of lentils. Thought you might like to know where some of your pulses ended upfeeding folks who are living in the midst of chaos, and really appreciate the stability of a daily hot meal. Regards from Iraq & Lebanon