SaskOilseeds advocates for farmers during canola demand crisis

March 17, 2025 -  Time is of the essence, Canadian farmers' livelihood is at stake. Both SaskOilseeds and the Sask Crop Commissions urge the Canadian government to immediately engage with Chinese officials to resolve impending tariffs ahead of a probable federal election.

Canola is a significant contributor to Canada’s economy and the livelihood of approximately 40,000 Canadian farmers, as part of an industry generating $43.7 billion annually.  China is the second largest market for Canadian canola with exports of canola seed, oil and meal valued at $4.9 billion in 2024.

Resource: Markets & Statistics - Profiles of Canada’s leading canola markets


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SaskOilseeds is a core-funder of the Canola Council of Canada and a member of both the Canadian Canola Growers Association and Grain Growers of Canada. Together, we continue working closely with the Government of Canada and other industry partners as additional details continue to be released.


Media Contact:

Ellen Grueter
Communications Manager
SaskOilseeds
egrueter@saskoilseeds.com

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