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McKenzie Steel - Briggs Seeds Ltd.
Weldon Congdon, Merchandising Mgr. - one kit can produce plants as shown.
McKenzie Steel - Briggs Seeds Ltd.
MacKenzie seed workers protest at the Legislature.
McKenzie Steel - Briggs Seeds Ltd.
Industry and Commerce Minister Len Evans (left centre) discusses preliminary plans to have McKenzie Seeds Ltd. of Brandon acquire a minority interest in the Maxican seed firm Bon Jardin, S.A. at a meeting held last June in his office. As a result of McKenzie's interest in the Mexican operation, negotiated March 1 in Mexico, the Manitoba-owned seed firm should be able to sell its products tariff-free throughout the Latin American Free Trade Area. Discussing the plans with Mr. Evans are: (from left to right); Alex Cham, chairman of McKenzie's; Mr. Evans ; Guillermo Berentsen and his brother Roberto, owners of Antonio Berentsen, S. A., Mexico's largest field seed firm which holds controlling interest in Bon Jardin.
McKenzie Steel - Briggs Seeds Ltd.
Seeds For Mexico - Industry and Commerce Minister Len Evans and Don MacKay, sales manager for A. E. McKenzie Ltd., of Brandon hold a display carton of flower and vegetable seeds destined for sale in Mexico. Employees of the McKenzie plant were out in force Tuesday to see two boxcars leaded with seeds leave the plant. The seeds will be on the shelves in Mexicon in about 10 days. In all there will be three boxcar loads -about 3 000 000 packages - to be sold under the Bon Jardin label in the initial shipment to Mexico.
McKenzie Steel - Briggs Seeds Ltd.
A group protesting the proposed sale of McKenzie Seeds claims 8 000 Brandonites have signed its petition.