Pleasant Valley Colony
Pleasant Valley Colony in central Alberta operates a canola crushing facility producing cold-pressed canola oil and high-fat canola meal for buyers across Canada and abroad. Products include conventional and non-GMO options.
- Clive, Alberta

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Hutterite Colony · Clive, Alberta
Pleasant Valley Colony
Pleasant Valley Colony in central Alberta operates a canola crushing facility producing cold-pressed canola oil and high-fat canola meal for buyers across Canada and abroad. Products include conventional and non-GMO options.
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Canola Processing – Cold-Pressed Oil & Meal
Integrated Canola Oil & Meal Processing
Pleasant Valley Colony operates an integrated canola processing service that produces both premium cold-pressed oil for food markets…
About Pleasant Valley Colony
Pleasant Valley Colony, located near Clive, Alberta, is the owner-operator of Pleasant Valley Oil Mills. The facility processes locally-sourced canola seed using a virgin cold-press method that avoids bleaching, hexane and deodorizing. The result is a cold-pressed canola oil that retains natural nutrients including tocopherols, phytosterols and vitamin E, and a cold-pressed canola meal with higher residual oil and preserved amino-acid structure for use in feed and ingredient markets. The mill also provides custom crushing services for oilseeds such as canola and oriental mustard, serving both bulk industrial clients and export channels (including Asian markets) as listed by public industry directories. Buyers and partners can connect via HutteriteMarketplace.ca for reliable supply from this Hutterite-owned operation.

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