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Vancouver’s United Grain strained by supply chain pressures

By , Columbian Innovation Editor
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United Grain at the Port of Vancouver (The Columbian files)
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The towering silos of United Grain are a halfway point for the flow of grain and beans that farmers up the Columbia River harvest and people in Asia consume.

The company, in its 52nd year, is still dealing with unique challenges caused by the pandemic.

“It’s been difficult this year,” said Brian Liedl, the company’s director of merchandising.

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