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Bartlett Creek Shipping

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Bartlett Creek Shipping was founded in 1907 and provides grain merchandising, commercial patent flours, and various classes of wheat, food-grade corn, and soybeans. The company offers bulk, bagged, and custom-blend flour tailored to customer needs and processes refined vegetable oils, meal, and hulls from processed oilseeds. Bartlett has acquired Ceres Global Ag Corp., a Minnesota-based global agriculture company, expanding its operations. The company operates in Kansas City, MO, and Golden Valley, MN, and is committed to quality and service for its customers. Bartlett's recent acquisitions include the combination with Shell Rock Soy Processing, LLC, creating scale and market differentiation.

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