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How Canada can cope with Chinese market access roadblocks to agriculture

  • China’s recent cancellation of Winnipeg-based Richardson International’s canola seed registration reminds Canadian businesses, once again, of the unique risks and unpredictability of the Chinese
Opinion | BY SHARON ZHENGYANG SUN | March 20, 2019
China revoked Winnipeg-based Richardson International's registration to export canola seed to the country earlier this month. Canada exported more than $5-billion worth of canola last year, almost half of which was meant for the Chinese market. Flickr photograph courtesy of ceasol

How Canada can cope with Chinese market access roadblocks to agriculture

Opinion | BY SHARON ZHENGYANG SUN | March 20, 2019
  • China’s recent cancellation of Winnipeg-based Richardson International’s canola seed registration reminds Canadian businesses, once again, of the unique risks and unpredictability of the Chinese

How Canada can cope with Chinese market access roadblocks to agriculture

Opinion | BY SHARON ZHENGYANG SUN | March 20, 2019
  • China’s recent cancellation of Winnipeg-based Richardson International’s canola seed registration reminds Canadian businesses, once again, of the unique risks and unpredictability of the Chinese
China revoked Winnipeg-based Richardson International's registration to export canola seed to the country earlier this month. Canada exported more than $5-billion worth of canola last year, almost half of which was meant for the Chinese market. Flickr photograph courtesy of ceasol

How Canada can cope with Chinese market access roadblocks to agriculture

  • China’s recent cancellation of Winnipeg-based Richardson International’s canola seed registration reminds Canadian businesses, once again, of the unique risks and unpredictability of the Chinese
Opinion | BY SHARON ZHENGYANG SUN | March 20, 2019
China revoked Winnipeg-based Richardson International's registration to export canola seed to the country earlier this month. Canada exported more than $5-billion worth of canola last year, almost half of which was meant for the Chinese market. Flickr photograph courtesy of ceasol

How Canada can cope with Chinese market access roadblocks to agriculture

Opinion | BY SHARON ZHENGYANG SUN | March 20, 2019
  • China’s recent cancellation of Winnipeg-based Richardson International’s canola seed registration reminds Canadian businesses, once again, of the unique risks and unpredictability of the Chinese

How Canada can cope with Chinese market access roadblocks to agriculture

Opinion | BY SHARON ZHENGYANG SUN | March 20, 2019
  • China’s recent cancellation of Winnipeg-based Richardson International’s canola seed registration reminds Canadian businesses, once again, of the unique risks and unpredictability of the Chinese
China revoked Winnipeg-based Richardson International's registration to export canola seed to the country earlier this month. Canada exported more than $5-billion worth of canola last year, almost half of which was meant for the Chinese market. Flickr photograph courtesy of ceasol
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