Indian foreign nationals are an essential part of Singapore\u002Dbased Agrocorp\u0027s operations in Canada, turning peas into starch for export.
“I like living in a small town. I’m used to living anywhere,” said Vaid, who has lived and otherwise traveled to 30 countries.“Most people are native Indian people. We don’t see any problems. It’s a small community,” he said.
Cut Knife plant manager Jignesh Patel, who is an Indian national, said the largest strain on operations is finding local talent. Saskatchewan Trade Minister Jeremy Harrison said the claims against the Indian government are very serious and, if proven, must be taken seriously. However, he said provinces and territories should have been notified if that was the reasonHarrison criticized Trudeau’s handling of the G20 summit in India earlier this month, where Canada paused negotiations for a new trade deal after frosty relations with counterparts in New Delhi.
Patel pointed to large cubic bags of pea powder, part of the company’s new venture into plant-based proteins. The company’s chairman and managing director, Vijay Iyengar, has discussed the venture with Trudeau as a way to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions.
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