In 2019, Beijing blocked Canadian canola imports from two companies, citing contamination issues, though the move was ...

Canadian farmers struggle as China hits Canada with 100 per cent tariffs on canola oil, canola meal and peas in retaliation ...

Saskatchewan farmers Margaret Rigetti and Chris Procyk say Chinese tariffs on canola oil, meal and peas will sting their ...

The Canadian Federation of Independent Business sent a letter to the federal government asking representatives to speak up ...

China’s ambassador to Canada, Wang Di, has proposed a partnership between Beijing and Ottawa aimed at resisting American ...

He also pointed to the "chatter about China" and there possibly ... U.S. soybeans with spillover coming into canola. Source: Commodity News Service Canada, [email protected] We sell different ...

“Combined, (the United States and China) represent more than half of Canada’s canola exports,” said Jasmin Guénette, CFIB’s vice-president of national affairs. “As a result of the trade ...

Strong increases in Chicago soybean and soyoil, combined with more modest upticks in Malaysian palm oil and European rapeseed lent support to canola. Gains in crude oil underpinned the vegetable oils.

By excluding canola, which was one of Canada’s top exports to the world’s No.1 agricultural importer prior to China investigating it for anti-dumping last year, Beijing may be keeping the door open ...

Last month, Canadian canola producers were hit with retaliatory tariffs from China, with 100% tariffs affecting exports of canola oil and meal. As Canada exports 90% of its canola production, the ...

On March 8, the trade ministry said Canada was disappointed with the tariff announcement and remained open to dialogue with Chinese officials. China also has an ongoing anti-dumping investigation into ...

Then, China announced 100 per cent duties on canola oil and meal from Canada, pushing canola futures down to approximately $600 per tonne. Price is one thing, but another worry is U.S. health ...