
Australia is set to ship five cargoes of 150,000 to 250,000 tonnes of canola to China under a trial framework addressing blackleg concerns, the largest volume since China barred the crop in 2020. Canada, which supplies the vast majority of China's roughly 4 million tonne annual canola imports, faces 100% Chinese tariffs on canola oil and meal.
Australian re-entry into China adds competing supply and could erode Canadian export share, a bearish signal for canola complex prices despite the small initial volume.
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