Pulses & Grains

Grain

The grains and pulses industry is a cornerstone of the global food industry and plays a pivotal role in Canada's agricultural economy.

These staple foods are essential for diets worldwide and are critical for food security and economic stability across many countries.


The grains and pulses market has grown significantly due to rising global demand for plant-based proteins and staple foods, spurred by health trends and an increase in vegetarian and vegan populations.


Canada is a major exporter of grains like wheat and pulses such as lentils and peas, which are vital to the national economy. Analysts expect the global pulses market to continue expanding. Each year, vast quantities of grains like wheat, corn, and rice are traded globally, with volumes reaching hundreds of millions of tons.


Known for quality, Canadian grains and pulses make Canada a top exporter. WTC Group ensures the logistical needs of Canadian farmers and traders are met efficiently, facilitating access to international markets and supporting this crucial industry.

Expert Transloading Services For Pulses & Grains

The pulse and grain industry faces many challenges, but WTC Group is here to help. Our reliable logistics solutions ensure your goods are packaged and transported efficiently.

Bulk-to-bulk

Bulk-to-bulk

We offer seamless transloading services for various bulk commodities, ensuring they are moved efficiently without compromising safety or quality.

Bulk containerization

Bulk containerization

We’re experienced in providing seamless packaging solutions for large quantities of goods. Our approach ensures your bulk products are securely packaged and ready for smooth transportation and distribution.

Bulk-to-bag

Bulk-to-bag

We specialize in converting bulk commodities into bags. Our solutions are ideal for products like pulse crops, offering ease of distribution at their destination.

Bag-to-bag

Bag-to-bag

With the tools and expertise, we offer repackaging or transferring services to meet specific customer requirements or destination regulations. 

Logistical Challenges

The grains and pulses industry encounters many logistics challenges that can directly affect their goods' safe and effective transportation. Of these challenges, we've listed three that require strategic management:

Moisture Control and Preservation

Grains and pulses must be stored and transported in conditions that strictly control moisture to prevent spoilage, mold growth, and quality degradation. Managing these conditions is critical, especially during long transit times and across different climate zones.

Bulk Handling and Storage

The sheer volume of grains and pulses handled and transported presents a challenge for some logistics providers. The logistics team handling these goods must have effective bulk handling systems that allow them to load, unload, store, and transport these commodities without causing damage or loss. This includes using specialized equipment and facilities that can handle large quantities efficiently.

Pest Management

Grains and pulses are susceptible to infestation by pests such as insects and rodents during storage and transportation. Effective pest management strategies are essential to maintain the integrity of the commodities and prevent contamination. Therefore, these commodities require secure packaging, regular inspection, and treatment protocols to ensure the products remain safe and consumable.

Supporting Canada's
Agriculture Exports

Our ability to support prominent agribusinesses underscores our capacity to manage substantial volumes, with approximately 25-30k TEU managed annually. By working with leading businesses in the industry, we've strengthened our market position as a premier logistics service provider and continue to improve our solutions, delivering seamless experiences internationally.


WTC Group remains committed to investing in advanced logistics technologies and expanding our capabilities to meet growing market demands. Our goal is to continue providing our clients with unmatched service and to contribute to the global accessibility of these essential commodities.

Bag Handling