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  1. Geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty are mounting, adding new pressures on global supply chains and US West Coast ports, despite China remaining a major trading partner.
  2. The US-China relationship is characterized by rivalry over global dominance while maintaining a major trading partnership.
  3. Retaliatory levies on Canadian pork and seafood were implemented following tariffs placed on Chinese EVs.
  4. China has placed a levy against Canada's canola exports, amidst broader trade policy uncertainties and challenges in the Canadian housing market.

China Imposes Anti-Dumping Duties on Canadian Canola Exports

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 22
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China imposed anti-dumping duties on Canadian canola exports. Separately, Chinese oilseed buyers purchased approximately 1 million metric tons of Australian canola, with cargoes priced between US$695 and US$705 per ton, including cost and freight to China.

From businesstimes.com.sg

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The duties on Canadian canola follow preliminary anti-dumping duties of 75.8 per cent imposed by Beijing in August 2025. The increased demand for Australian canola reflects a normalization in China-Australia trade, driven by improved ties and lower tariffs.

China has placed a levy against Canada's canola exports, amidst broader trade policy uncertainties and challenges in the Canadian housing market.

From businesstimes.com.sg

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  • ChinaImposed anti-dumping duties and purchased Australian canola

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