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China announces preliminary duties on Canadian canola in batch of targeted trade measures

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Beijing is slapping tariffs on Canadian products like it’s going out of fashion.
On Tuesday afternoon, the commerce ministry (MofCom) dropped preliminary results in two anti-dumping investigations into Canadian canola and halogenated butyl rubber (HIIR):

Canadian canola – aka rapeseed – has been hi...



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