China exercises its dominance in canola market with anti-dumping investigation
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China exercises its dominance in canola market
The market reacted swiftly, but canola should weather the storm
Trade threats mean Canadian canola needs to keep building its base
China’s anti-dumping probe against Canadian canola underlines need to double down on market development
China's anti-dumping probe against Canadian canola has sent the sector spinning, but it underlines the need to double down on market development.
Ottawa charging ahead leaves canola in the dust
Ottawa’s pandering to domestic EV industry sacrifices Canadian canola growers
Ottawa's pandering to domestic EV industry sacrifices Canadian canola growers after Chinese response to EV tariffs.
Analyst confident canola can weather anti-dumping storm
Glacier FarmMedia — Canada is well equipped to handle the latest canola dispute with China, says an analyst. For one thing, the industry has become far less export dependent the last couple of years, said Chuck Penner, analyst with LeftField Commodity Research. He is forecasting that crushers will process 11 to 12 million tonnes of
Rain makes for lower grain prices
How the U.S. market is faring as harvest volumes firm up
Prices are slipping in the U.S. grain market.
Trump tariff focus is short-sighted
Tariffs hurt all countries involved: Too bad the Trump campaign missed that memo
Tariffs are terrible international trade policy. Too bad the Trump campaign missed that memo.
U.S. vice-presidential hopeful called pro-ag, pro-trade
Minnesota governor Tim Walz is familiar with Canadian trade benefits, issues
U.S. election: Kamala Harris has chosen her running mate in Tim Walz. What does the choice of hopeful American vice-president mean for Canadian agriculture if the Democratic pair wins?
Alternative, year-round Hudson Bay port proposed
Churchill may no longer be Manitoba's only big sea trade access if Neestanan Project goes ahead
Neestanan Project may offer alternative northern port to Churchill for Prairie goods, including grain.
French rain dampens outlook
Wet Olympics opening ceremony were a window to France's farmer woes.
Report highlights optimism, resignation in agriculture sector
Belief that industry and government can remedy policy, extreme weather and trade issues varies across stakeholders
Report from the Canadian Agri-Food Policy Institute highlights optimism, but also resignation in agriculture sector when looking to the future.
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