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Canadian farmers brace for the fallout after China imposed steep tariffs on key agricultural exports—including a 100% duty on canola oil, canola meal and peas—prompting swift support measures from the federal government, according to a government-issued press release. On the heels of China’s anti-discrimination investigation, which concluded in March, Ottawa confirmed the punitive tariffs would also

According to the General Administration of Customs of the People's Republic of China, in 2024 China reduced its imports of linseed oil by 68%, reducing supplies to 7.7 thousand tons compared to 23.9 thousand tons in 2023. The cost of imports fell even more - to 7.2 million US dollars (-70% year-on-year). China last demonstrated

Although China's decision to reopen the import of chicken and other poultry by-products from Argentina seemed to dominate all the headlines, that country's General Directorate of Customs also made progress on another point of great importance to the local regional economy. This is the approval of a protocol authorizing the import of pecan nuts, which will also be extended to other nuts, such as almonds, hazelnuts, and pistachios. "Last Monday, with the visit of the Chinese Vice Minister of Customs to Argentina, the protocol authorizing the import of nuts was signed. For us, this is a milestone because these negotiations began in 2018. Seven years and three administrations have passed. Pecans, in particular, have significant relative weight because China is the main importer of this nut in the shell worldwide, accounting for 60% of the total volume," Nadia Veinticinque, manager of the Pecan Cluster, told Bichos de Campo. Although one might think this is the first entry of this ...