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Canadian flax prices rose to C$12.50 per bushel FOB from C$12 the previous week, breaking a stretch of steady to lower prices since January. US elevator prices rose from US$7.70 a year earlier to US$9.90, driven by reduced US acres and drought.
Canadian prices are catching up to the US.
Flax is a minor feed ingredient, so the direct impact on feed buyers is small. The rally reflects tighter US supply that could persist.
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