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Project Information

  • Red Leaf will be the first operating entity to identify, develop, construct and operate an alternative fibre plant in Canada.
  • Construction is scheduled to begin in Q1 2026 and full operations will commence in H1 2028.
  • The plant will convert cereal straw into market pulp and co-products.
  • The initial facility is anticipated to utilize approximately 400,0000 tonnes of cereal straw (All Wheat, Oats and Barley) to produce 200,000 tonnes of pulp and 30,000 tonnes of co-product per year.
  • The initial facility in Regina SK will employ 130+ direct jobs and bring $1.7 Billion in economic benefits during the first 10 years of operations.
  • As the process requires low energy and water use, production costs are significantly lower than those of existing wood fiber mills (between 50-60% of the cost).
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Red Leaf Pulp | Economic Benefits for Regina and Saskatchewan

Red Leaf Pulp is transforming how pulp is made—by using locally sourced cereal straw instead of trees. Our innovative process turns leftover straw into high-quality pulp, meeting the rising global demand for sustainable fibre.
The global pulp market is worth over $200 billion and continues to grow by 3–4% each year. We’re bringing that opportunity home to Saskatchewan farmers and communities.

Our facility in Regina will create lasting value by:
- Offering fair compensation for straw, baling, hauling, and storage
- Supporting local agriculture through a new, reliable revenue stream
- Generating over 130 full-time jobs
- Driving a $1.7 billion economic impact across the region

By investing in value-added agriculture, Red Leaf is building a stronger, more sustainable future for Saskatchewan.
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