‘Need Immediate Action’: Sask. Premier Says Ottawa Must Act as China Announces More Canola Tariffs

Chinese tariffs on Canadian canola will have a ‘devastating impact,’ Premier Moe warns

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‘Need immediate action’: Sask. premier says Ottawa must act as China announces more canola tariffs

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is pleading with federal officials to take action – as China has rolled out further tariffs against Canadian canola.

Moe floats China trade mission after new canola tariffs

Moe is asking the federal government to provide financial assistance for canola producers, similar to what the forestry sector recently received.

Moe urges action as China expands canola tariffs

Premier Scott Moe is raising the alarm about the newest round of Chinese tariffs on Canadian canola, saying measures will have an affect on the entire industry, including farmers and processors.

Sask. Premier Calls For ‘Immediate Action’ from Ottawa to Address Massive Chinese Canola Tariffs - Easton Spectator

By CKOM News Saskatchewan’s premier is calling on Ottawa to take “immediate action” to protect the canola industry in the face of massive Chinese tariffs. Speaking to reporters in Saskatoon, Scott Moe said the 75.8 per cent preliminary tariff on canola announced by China on Tuesday could have a “devastating impact on the price points for Saskatchewan’s canola industry.” Moe noted that canola is a $43 billion industry in Canada, employing more th…

Canola Tariff will hurt Saskatchewan producers: Moe

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says China’s announcement to put preliminary tariffs of almost 76 per cent on Canadian canola will harm producers. China is imposed the tariffs following an anti-dumping investigation launched last year in response to Canada’s tax on Chinese electric vehicles. Moe says he expects to speak about the matter with Prime Minister Mark Carney and other ministers, as well as industry leaders. The premier says the canola i…