Canada and China extended tariff relief for Canadian peas and canola meal through December 2028. Saskatchewan says the extension provides more predictable access to a major export market as farmers plan for the 2027 growing season; a previous relief period saw Canada ship 975,000 tonnes of peas to China, worth $421 million.
Maintaining tariff relief supports Chinese demand for Canadian peas and canola meal and gives exporters greater certainty. That access is supportive for canola meal prices and Canadian export prospects.
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