9.  FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS (CONTINUED):  10.  PROPERTY, PLANT AND EQUIPMENT:  Fair values of financial instruments (continued) The fair values hierarchy for derivative financial instruments is as follows: September 28, 2013 September 29, 2012 Fair  values Financial Financial Financial Financial hierarchy level  assets  liabilities assets liabilities $ $ $ $ Sugar futures contracts  Level 1  289 1,385 15 263 Natural gas contracts  Level 2  – 2,210 – 5,728 Foreign exchange forward contracts Level 2  – 328 – 1,504 Embedded derivatives  Level 2  129 42 – 841 Interest rate swap  Level 2  143 328 – 1,869 Total as at year end  561 4,293 15 10,205  Machinery Furniture and  and Finance Construction Land  Buildings Equipment  Fixtures  Leases  in progress  Total $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Cost or deemed cost Balance at  October 1, 2011  17,748  57,614  219,353  3,232  312  2,815  301,074 Additions – 218 6,242 264 – 1,370 8,094 Disposals – – (81) – – – (81) Balance at  September 29, 2012 17,748  57,832  225,514  3,496  312  4,185 309,087 Additions – 435 9,661 506 – (757) 9,845 Disposals –  – (787)  (245)  –  –  (1,032) Balance at  September 28, 2013 17,748  58,267  234,388  3,757  312  3,428 317,900 Annual Report 2013 75 (In thousands of dollars except as noted and per share amounts) Notes to CoNsolidated FiNaNCial statemeNts