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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 Q4 2024 and full operations will commence in Q1 2026.
  • 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 Impact of the Project on Regina, Saskatchewan

Red Leaf has developed a process to convert cereal straw into a growing global commodity; Pulp. The global pulp market is valued at ~$200B and is growing annually by 3-4%. We are bringing some of that market growth to the producers and residents of Saskatchewan. Our value-added manufacturing business model supports fair compensation for cereal straw, baling, stacking, hauling, and storage, benefiting everyone in our supply chain. Our project will have a $1.7B economic impact, creating over 130 full-time jobs at our facility and strengthening revenue streams for producers.
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