England funds grain co-op upgrades

Site will store 50,000 tonnes of grain a year

Funding from the One North East-administrated Rural Development Program for England (RDPE) is being used for new drying equipment and storage space at a Northumberland grain co-op, according to reports. The upgrade will cost nearly £750,000 and will allow the site to store 50,000 tonnes of grain a year.

Because of the updates, the co-op will be able to do business with national malt company, Simpsons Malt.

Two other grain facilities received RDPE funding in recent months.

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