There are opportunities for Canola industry beyond U.S and China: Sask. Premier Scott Moe

BNN Bloomberg·Jan 23

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The canola industry is facing challenges due to trade pressures, particularly with the US and China. However, there may be opportunities for growth beyond these markets. The future of canola production in provinces such as Alberta and Saskatchewan is uncertain, with factors such as tariffs and global market trends potentially impacting the industry.

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