The Farmers Cooperative Elevator Company (FCEC) has implemented a strict policy regarding the use of treated seed in grain. According to their website, FCEC will not accept any grain shipments that contain treated seeds.
FCEC's zero-tolerance policy for treated seed is designed to protect the integrity and quality of their grains. Treated seeds can be harmful to crops, livestock, and human health, and FCEC takes these risks very seriously.
As a result, FCEC has established a strict screening process for grain shipments, including a thorough inspection of all grain samples before they are accepted into their storage facilities. This includes checking for the presence of treated seeds or other contaminants.
FCEC's zero-tolerance policy for treated seed is also important for maintaining public trust and confidence in their products.
"We take the safety and quality of our grains very seriously, and we will not accept any grain shipments that contain treated seeds," said a spokesperson for FCEC. "This policy helps to protect our customers, our employees, and the communities we serve."
"We are committed to providing high-quality grains and services, and we appreciate your understanding and cooperation in this matter.