Dear investors and all,
We wish to notify you that going forward, the headquarter of the corporation shall now be 432 Adams Crescent, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, S6V 7K6, Canada.
Also on November 8, 2022, the Corporation changes its status from a business corporation to a not-for-profit Corporation through Corporations Canada. It remains a federal corporation.
Should you have a question, please contact us or call +1 416 881 6214
Thank you
Management
Canadian Investors could easily find large quantities of kaolin, clay, feldspar, limestone, shale, granite and silica sand in Ogun State Nigeria. You may contact us for more information or call +1 416 881 6214.
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About CaCeRMDI
The Canadian Centre for Raw Materials Display Inc (CaCeRMDI) is headquartered in Ontario, Canada. CaCeRMDI engages in the display of raw materials, provision of logistics services for suppliers and end-users of raw materials. CaCeRMDI provides a broad range of activities for planning, controlling, and executing the flow of raw materials as well as products distribution to wholesalers, retailers, and other end-users.
One of the ways that CaCeRMDI achieves its mission is through dissemination of useful information to prospective investors on raw materials availability nearest to manufacturers to encourage local quality sourcing. Thus, at CaCeRMDI, end-users of raw material can request any raw material of choice and CaCeRMDI would use this request to provide supply.
Vacancy
Position: Remote Centre/Programme Officer
Job Description: Remotely coordinate the activities under the supervision of Chief Executive Officer (CEO) or his designate.
Requirements: Interested applicants should display sufficient capacity for undertaking some level of research for blog post writing, website maintenance and computer enthusiast, among others.
Desired Qualification
The requirements for consideration include:
3. A cover letter (maximum two pages) clearly stating why he/she should be considered
4. Two Reference Letters (from persons who can attest to your character and suitability)
Please note: Background checks would be conducted on selected applicants. By applying, you consent that CaCeRMDI could carry out background checks as might be required.
Also, remuneration would be based on experience and negotiation.
The Application should be made online
Deadline is 4th January 2022. Only Shortlisted Candidates would be contacted.
Enquiries: [email protected]; [email protected] Tel: +1 (416) 881-6214
Quebec
Raw materials mainly found in this Canada Province are those used in food production, paper and paper products, transportation equipment, primary metals, chemical and pharmaceutical products, and refined petroleum and coal products.
There are about 27 mines, 200 exploration firms, 12 processing plants which are primary processing plants.
A lot of mineral shipments occur in Quebec
Do you know that about 30 mineral raw materials are mined in Quebec?
Do you also know that Quebec is the largest producer of niobium in the whole wide world and that this mineral is used in making stainless steel?
Do you know as well that Quebec is the world’s largest producer of maple syrup?
Mineral Raw Materials in Quebec
These include iron, gold, nickel, titanium, niobium, zinc, copper, silver, stone, and diamond
Agro Raw Materials in Quebec
These are basically meat, dairy, fruits, vegetables, foie gras, maple syrup, fish, and livestock
Our physical Centre presents or would show you past, present, and future raw materials based on valid scientific data.
For more information, please check out these sites:
https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/pub/11-402-x/2006/1664/ceb1664_000-eng.htm
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Quebec
Alberta
There are oil sands deposit in many locations across the world, but the largest deposit sits in Canada Province of Alberta. This deposit is the most developed and here the most technologically advanced production processes are engaged. It is called the Athabasca deposit.
Alberta is the highest producer of oil in the whole of Canada
The cleanest, safest, and most useful forms of energy for our everyday life is energy obtained from natural gas. Canada is among the ten countries in the world with the largest natural gas reserve. Do you know that Alberta is the province with the most reserve in Canada? Yes, it is.
In terms of Agricultural Raw Materials, Alberta is the highest producer of wheat in Canada and nearly 50% of beef consumed in Canada is produced in Alberta.
Also, compare to other provinces, Alberta is the highest producer of man-made honey
Raw Materials Found in Large Amount in this Location
Cattle, horses, sheep, buffalo, wheat, canola, barley, rye, sugar beets etc
Oil sands, Limestone, Shale, Salt, Dimension Stones, Coal, Ammonite Shell, Sandstone, Sand, Gravel, etc.
Some Products from these Raw Materials
Wool, honey, bison, bitumen, and crude oil from oil sands (are products but are themselves raw materials to other products like gasoline and diesel), quicklime, cement, mortar, soap, aspirins, solvents, dyes, plastics, fibres, rayon, and nylon etc.
To learn more, check out these sites:
https://www.alberta.ca/mineral-facts.aspx
Do you know that this Canada province is the highest producer of nickel, gold, and silver in the whole Canada? Yes, it is.
Do you also know that the Kentucky coffee and sassafras trees cannot be found anywhere else in Canada except in Ontario?
There are two important features you need to know: the five Great Lakes of Ontario and St. Lawrence River Basin.
The five Ontario Great Lakes are the biggest continuous body of fresh water in the whole wide World. They include: Lake Superior, Lake Michigan, Lake Huron, Lake Erie, and Lake Ontario.
When all these lakes are combined, Ontario lakes therefore is said to hold one-fifth of all fresh surface water in the whole wide world.
Water from the lakes as well as fish are considered as raw materials whereas pond made by beavers is considered product.
More than 98% of Ontario residents live within the five Great Lakes of Ontario and St. Lawrence River Basin and more than 80% of Ontarians get their drinking water from the five great lakes.
Beavers, Fish, wood, fruit crops (grapes, apples, berries etc.), cash crops (soybeans, corn, mixed grain), commercial poultry, hog, cattle etc.
Nickel, Gold, Copper, Platinum group, Amethyst, Water, Stone, etc.
Dams and ponds from weavers, catalytic converter, drugs and medical devices, microwaves, dryers, refrigerators, washing machine, dishwashers, jewelry, ring, faceted stones, cabochons, beads, cell phones, utensils, dishes, earrings, cigarette lighters, bra hooks, etc.
To learn more,
click on https://www.ontario.ca/page/about-ontario#section-4
These are natural resources which could be mined, drilled, or harvested in or on the earth and ocean.
This brings us to the two broad divide or simply put two types of raw materials. Agro (or agricultural) and Mineral raw materials.
Please note that all industrial raw materials are all raw materials but not all raw materials are industrial materials.
There exist some raw materials turned into finished products by some industries and those products are raw materials to some other industries.
Weekly we shall publish a location and disseminate valid information on its characteristic raw materials and products
Do you know that the breadbasket of Canada is also the breadbasket of the World? Anyways, it is the truth. Saskatchewan is this breadbasket. Saskatchewan is one of the ten provinces of Canada endowed with both mineral and agro raw materials in very large quantities.
Grains, oilseed, livestock, and wood
Nickel, Zinc, Potassium, Rare Earth Elements, Potash, Nitrogrn, Phosphate, Uranium, Sand, Gravel, Copper, Salt, Clay, Bentonite, Gold, Stone, Diamonds, Silica Sand, Coal, Oil and Gas,
Batteries, basement foundation, bike, bike helmet, bread and cereals, car or bus, ceramic tiles, computer, concrete, cosmetics, door keys, DVD player, Eaves trough, Electrical wires, External walls, Fertilizers, windows, watch, television, money coins, mirror, light bulb, microwave oven, paper clip, sandpaper, stove, roads, paper, power tools, etc
Over the years, the production of food and beverages has transcended from locally and most often unhygienic venture to a more sanitary and tech-driven operation and management (Osipitan, 2020). Presently it is one of the top most relevant industries in many countries.
Food and beverage industry has led to economic development, job creation, advancement of the society and contributed to the cultural and traditional diversity of nations. Economically, the food and beverage industry has led to the creaton of inclusive business models; here ther has been research done on how to grow and commercialize crops, transportation and processing of local foods, purchasing with guarantees, construction of distribution network and micro-business, and financing through loans. It has led to building human and physical capital; where training of farmers through agronomists and the promotion of other alternative financial sourcing, creation of rural banking systems and the provision of seeds, pesticides, fertilizers and insurance. Finally it has led to the improvement of enabling environment such as institutions and policies; where there has been development and enforcement of standards of production, creation of local programs and NGO’s for awareness and dissemination of sustainable practices, and the investment in educational materials for schools in the local areas (Pfitzer & Krishnaswamy, 2007).
all at the company, NGO and local government levels.
According to Flanders Investment and Trade (2020) Nigeria has over 70.8 billion hectares worth of agricultural land, with 37 million ariable. But her food procession industry remains underdeveloped even with the potential of the market. In job creation, Norfund has investment in a number of Sundry Foods, that employ about 2000 staff, as of 2019 (Norfund, 2020).
The equipment’s used in manufacturing and in the process of packaging the food or beverage include bottling, mixing, filing machines and conveyor systems (Chron, 2020).
On the other hand machines used in manufacturing tobacco include; test station, smoking machine, linear smoking machines, vapping machines, modular smoking, rotary smoking machines, desktop instrument, tabletop instruments and general laboratory instruments such as; baudeson ovens, cigarette slitters, segment cutting devices, densimeters, vibroclassifiers, automatic rapid incinerators, free burning rate meters, denier meters for acetate tow and electronic precision and analytical balances (Business Tobacco Supplies, 2021).
Business Tobacco Supplies (2021). Laboratory Instruments. Retrieved from https://www.businesstob.com/en/products/laboratory-equipments
Chron Contributor (2020). Equipment for Manufacturing Soft Drinks. Chron. Retrieved from https://smallbusiness.chron.com/equipment-manufacturing-soft-drinks-79487.html
Flanders Investment and Trade (2020). Food and Beverage Industry in Nigeria: Market Overview. Retrieved from https://www.flandersinvestmentandtrade.com/export/sites/trade/files/market_studies/Food%20%26%20Beverage%20Nigeria-2020.pdf
Pfitzer Marc & Krishnaswamy Ramya (2007). The role of the food and beverage sector in expanding economic opportunity. Corporate Social Responsibility Initiative Report No 20. Cambridge.
Norfund (2020). Creating Thousand of New Jobs in Nigeria. Retrieved from https://www.norfund.no/sundry-foods/
Osipitan Ayomide (2020). Food and Beverage Companies in Nigeria. African General Information. Retrieved from https://informationtoknow.com/food-and-beverage-companies-in-nigeria/
The article was written by Blessing Nwachukwu and edited by Evans Osabuohien & Osagie Ekhaguere
