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Moroccan buyers want durum wheat that has a golden, yellow colour. It’s the most important trait for importers.
Markets
For Moroccan durum buyers, it’s all about colour
The rich, amber colour of Canadian durum is a huge advantage when selling into this important North African market
Tariff threats endanger Canada’s largest canola market
Tariff threats against Canada have potential to be more damaging to the canola industry here than China’s past actions.
Lentil imports keep up with production
An analyst worries that Canadian producers are losing market share in traditional lentil and pea markets around the world
Global lentil production was up about 17 per cent last year, but demand has kept pace.
EU, Canada and Mexico condemn Trump move to hike steel and aluminum tariffs
Canada to defend against tariffs, highlights negative impact on trade
WASHINGTON/BRUSSELS (Reuters) – Mexico, Canada and the European Union on Tuesday condemned U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to impose tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports next month, a move that has fanned fears of a trade war. Trump signed proclamations late on Monday raising the U.S. tariff rate on aluminum to 25 per cent […] Read more
Trump expected to announce 25 per cent steel and aluminium tariffs in latest trade salvo
Trump expected to announce 25 per cent steel and aluminium tariffs in latest trade salvo
Donald Trump says he’s going to place a 25 per cent tariff on steel and aluminium in latest trade salvo
Pricier barley curbs feeders’ upside potential
Pricier barley curbs feeders’ upside potential
Glacier FarmMedia columnist Jerry Klassen takes his weekly look at what’s making news in the cattle markets.
Western Producer Livestock Report
Western Producer Livestock Report
Western Producer Livestock Report for the week of February 6, 2025.
Canfax report
Canfax report
This week’s cattle market information selected from the weekly report from Canfax, a division of the Canadian Cattle Association.
U.S. tariffs would affect Canadian crops differently
Canadian agricultural trade flows will be altered by the tariffs, and prices will adjust
The U.S. administration changed its mind earlier this week, announcing Feb. 3 it would postpone previously announced plans to impose 25 per cent tariffs to all Canadian imports for a month.
Canola trade seems unconcerned by tariff threat
The rapid export pace earlier in the year and a potentially large crush could speed up price rationing sooner than later
Canola prices could see significant movement whether or not United States President Donald Trump imposes tariffs.
