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Canada’s largest, privately-held seed company
We’re proud to announce that BrettYoung has earned the designation as one of Canada’s Best Managed Companies for the fourth consecutive year. The award, which focuses on Canadian-owned and managed companies, is especially gratifying as it recognizes overall business performance and the efforts of the entire organization. Every year, hundreds of entrepreneurial companies compete for this designation in a rigorous and independent process that evaluates the calibre of their management abilities and practices.
The award continues to validate the hard work the entire BrettYoung team does to serve the needs of our amazing customers. It also acknowledges the world-class suppliers who are an integral part of the value we deliver to our customers.
About Us
BrettYoung is a privately-owned agribusiness with headquarters in Winnipeg, MB, Canada. Proud of our 80+ year history in agriculture, we employ approximately 200 people in 5 processing and distribution facilities in Canada and in various sales territories across North America serving customers in three distinct markets.
Careers
If you have a passion for serving customers and want to be part of an innovative global company we may have an opportunity for you. BrettYoung supports professional growth and development and offers competitive compensation and benefits packages. BrettYoung is an Equal Opportunity employer.
Careers
If you have a passion for serving customers and want to be part of an innovative global company we may have an opportunity for you. BrettYoung supports professional growth and development and offers competitive compensation and benefits packages. BrettYoung is an Equal Opportunity employer.
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