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China set its final anti-dumping duty on Canadian canola at 5.9%, down sharply from the 75.8% preliminary rate imposed in August, ending a 17-month investigation. The duty takes effect March 1 and runs five years, and it sits on top of the standard 9% import tariff for a total of 14.9%.
A much lower Chinese levy restores access to Canada's largest canola export market, supporting Canadian canola and meal prices and reducing the discount buyers have paid for Canadian supply.
reuters.comFeb 28, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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