UFA opens rebuilt Kindersley cardlock and bulk petroleum site

KINDERSLEY – UFA recently opened its rebuilt Kindersley Cardlock and Bulk Petroleum site, reinforcing its long-term commitment to the members, customers and communities it serves across west-central Saskatchewan. Located at 1415 11th Avenue West, the upgraded location was rebuilt on the existing property and designed with the needs of the region in mind.

Five lanes, no waiting. An aerial view of UFA's rebuilt Kindersley Cardlock and Bulk Petroleum site at 1415 11th Avenue West shows the five high-speed fuelling lanes, new bulk storage tanks and freshly paved yard. The location was rebuilt on the existing property and recently reopened. PHOTO COURTESY UFA

The opening is about investing in people and ensuring members and customers continue to have access to the products, local service and support they rely on every day.

Few people know the Kindersley community better than local agent Michelle Clarke. Through years of supporting members and customers, Michelle has built strong relationships across the area and understands what matters most to the people who live and work there. The rebuilt site reflects that same commitment to serving the community today and for years to come.

With five high-speed fuelling lanes and a newly paved site, larger vehicles and equipment can move through the location more easily, helping members and customers spend less time at the pump and more time focused on the work ahead.

"The opening of our rebuilt Kindersley site is an investment in the people who rely on us every day," said Fred Thun, president and CEO of UFA. "We believe in the future of Saskatchewan and the communities that help drive it forward. Kindersley has deep roots in agriculture, transportation and local business, and we're proud to be part of that story."

Michelle and her team continue to support the region as they welcome members and customers to the rebuilt Kindersley Cardlock and Bulk Petroleum location.

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