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UFA Announces New Petroleum and Crop Inputs Site for the Prince Albert Region

Supporting the people, businesses and communities that drive Saskatchewan's economy

By establishing a presence in the community and investing for the long term, we're laying the foundation to serve producers today and for generations to come.”
— Fred Thun, President and CEO, UFA
CALGARY, ALBERTA, CANADA, September 2, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- UFA Co-operative Ltd. (UFA) is pleased to announce plans for a new cardlock, bulk petroleum and crop inputs site in the Prince Albert region, representing another significant investment in Saskatchewan and reinforcing UFA's commitment to delivering essential products, services and co-operative value to more members and customers across the province.

Targeted to open in late 2026, the new location will provide agricultural producers, transportation members and customers and local businesses with reliable access to essential fuel, lubricants and select crop input products while strengthening UFA's presence in northeastern Saskatchewan.

"Prince Albert is an important agricultural and transportation hub, and this investment reflects our commitment to supporting the people, businesses and communities that drive the region's success," said Fred Thun, President and CEO of UFA. "We're focused on being where our members and customers need us and providing the products, expertise and local support they can count on. We look forward to building lasting relationships, contributing to the community and growing alongside producers and businesses in the years ahead."

The project is the result of extensive planning and market assessment aimed at aligning the investment with the needs of members and customers in the region. Initial development includes a petroleum cardlock and bulk petroleum site, as well as a chemical and seed building offering select crop inputs, establishing a strong foundation to support producers today and grow alongside the region in the years ahead.

Once constructed, the Prince Albert site will offer:

o Regular and premium gasoline
o Clear and dyed diesel
o High-speed pumps with satellite dispensers for faster fueling
o DEF at the pump
o Wide lanes and spacious access designed for larger units
o UFA and Shell-branded lubricants
o Dieselex® Gold premium diesel
o 24/7 cardlock access for members and fleet members and customers
o A new chemical and seed building to support select crop input needs

Crop inputs are an important part of how UFA supports producers across Western Canada. The Prince Albert location will bring together quality products, agronomic expertise and local service, creating new opportunities to support producers throughout northeastern Saskatchewan.

The site will be operated by a combination of local independent business owners and UFA employees who live and work in the community, ensuring members and customers are served by people who understand the region and its unique needs.

"Prince Albert represents an opportunity to deepen our commitment to Saskatchewan agriculture and strengthen the support available to producers in the region," said Thun. "We believe the best relationships are built locally, through people who understand the challenges and opportunities producers face every day. By establishing a presence in the community and investing for the long term, we're laying the foundation to serve producers today and for generations to come."

Establishing a petroleum presence in the region is an important first step in building those relationships and becoming part of the local agricultural community. By combining a local presence with experienced agronomic support, UFA is creating a strong foundation to meet the evolving needs of producers while earning their trust over time.

From Moose Jaw to Melfort, and now Prince Albert, UFA continues to invest in communities across Saskatchewan, expanding access to the products, services and expertise that support producers, businesses and rural communities. Additional details about the Prince Albert project will be shared as development progresses

Trish Nixon
UFA Co-operative
+ +1 403-875-7595
email us here

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