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'We've taken a huge hit': Alberta canola farmers face uncertainty due to Chinese tariffs

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Canola producers are entering harvest with significant uncertainty in the wake of the latest tariffs from Canada's largest canola seed importer, China.

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Protectionism Is a One-Way Journey: How Canada Lost the Chinese Rapeseed Market and Promoted the Emergence of Alternative Suppliers

Protectionist measures are reshaping the commercial matrix of agro-industrial products on a global scale, and what happened with Canadian rapeseed is an example of this phenomenon. In September 2024, then-Prime Minister Justin Trudeau imposed a 100% tariff on the import of Chinese electric vehicles, in addition to another 25% tariff on steel and aluminium imported from the Asian nation. Faced with this measure, the government of the Asian nation…

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Bichos de Campo broke the news in on Sunday, September 14, 2025.
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