Canada

The changes include the termination of one license and the issuance of new licenses covering primary elevator and grain dealer operations.

Eshbal’s Q3 2025 results show robust revenue growth and margin improvement, driven by efficiency gains and rising demand for its health-focused food products.

The move strengthens Canada’s role in the global sustainability agenda, ensuring that locally produced chocolate compounds contribute to international efforts to improve the welfare of farming communities.

This deal underscores consolidation in the better-for-you snacking space, where international players seek established brands to fuel expansion.

The two facilities stood out for maintaining high standards in safe operations, optimizing railcar loading processes, and consistently supporting the reliable movement of grain.