
Canadian prime minister Mark Carney, the agriculture minister and Saskatchewan premier Scott Moe met canola industry leaders in Ottawa after a Canadian delegation returned from China. Industry says the government's support, including $370 million for biofuel incentives and higher interest-free loan limits, does not go far enough.
Any deal to lift China's tariffs would restore canola meal and oil demand, while continued stalemate keeps Canadian crush exports constrained. For now, the outcome remains uncertain and keeps the bearish pressure on canola products.
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