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MIDWEST ASSOCIATION OF RAIL SHIPPERS RR CUSTOMERS ATTENDING JANUARY, 2017 MEETING Agrex, Inc. Miller Milling Company AgroLiquid MillerCoors Alliance Energy Services Minerals Technologies (American Colloid) AMG Resources Mississippi Lime Co. Archer Daniels Midland Morton Salt, Inc. Ardent Mills National Lime and Stone Arrow Material Services Nestle Purina Pet Care Company Ash Grove Cement Company North Dakota Mill ASHTA Chemicals Inc. OmniSource Corp. Aux Sable Omya, Inc. Badger Mining Corporation Owens Corning Sales, LLC Batory Foods, Inc. Ozinga Materials & Logistics Behr Iron & Metal/Alter Trading Corp. Packaging Corporation of America BP POET Ethanol Products Bunge North America, Inc. POET Nutrition C.K. Industries, Inc. Potash Corporation Cargill, Inc. PVS Chemicals, Inc. CF Industries Roquette America, Inc. Cliffs Natural Resources Schneider National, Inc. COFCO AGRI Seaforth Mineral Consolidated Grain & Barge Siemer Milling Company David J. Joseph Company Skyway Cement Erman Corporation, Inc. Smart Sand Essex Hybrid Group Steel Dynamics, Inc. EVRAZ North America Steel Warehouse Fairmount Santrol Stepan Foodliner, Inc. Superior Silica Sands GAF Sweetener Supply Corp. Georgia-Pacific Tate & Lyle Hallett Dock Company The Andersons Inc. Hub Group, Inc. The Arnold Company Illinois Farm Bureau The David J. Joseph Company INEOS Styrolution The Mennel Milling Company Ingredion Incorporated Thresher Artisan Wheat United Sugars Corporation K+S Potash Canada UPM-Kymmene, Inc. Kent Corporation US Silica Koppers, Inc USG Corporation Land O' Lakes Verso Corporation Manley Brothers of Indiana, Inc. Whirlpool Corporation Zekelman Industries .

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