The StarPhoenix on MSN20h
Tariff threats have canola farmers looking for new markets, but nothing can replace China and the U.S.Canadian farmers are facing major uncertainty after the Chinese government announced plans to put tariffs on some Canadian ...
Protectionist trade actions in two key export markets will likely influence farmers’ seeding plans, says an analyst.
Calgary Herald on MSN16h
'The worst of all scenarios': Canola farmers feeling ‘vulnerable’ amid dual U.S.-China trade wars“Our hard-working farmers and fishers provide world-class food to Canadians and international trading partners,” ...
China said Saturday it is imposing 100-per-cent tariffs on March 20, potentially shutting farmers out of its second-largest ...
Canada’s canola industry is reeling from a series of devastating body blows. The latest gut punch came on March 8 when China ...
Canadian farmers are facing a “dire” situation in the face of China’s sudden retaliatory tariffs that take aim at canola, ...
With China's looming 100 per cent tariffs on canola on the horizon, Alberta farmers are preparing for yet another unpredictable trade headache.
Across Canada's prairie provinces, farmers in Saskatchewan expect seeding of wheat to be little changed from 2024 at 14.2 million acres, while in Alberta farmers expect to plant 6.6% more wheat in ...
Americans are set to consume 5.3 billion pounds of canola oil by 2025, but healthier alternatives are available.
The Canadian Press on MSN2d
Retaliatory Chinese tariffs set to hit Canadian canola farmersChina is a top market for Canadian canola, representing close to $5 billion in export value. This isn't the first time Beijing has targeted the crop as part of hostile trading.
Seed oils have been the focus of fiery critics from internet influencers to high-profile politicians like HHS Secretary ...
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