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Canola oil market update

Canola oil market update

U.S. pricing falls back below a dollar: Nominal RBD canola oil pricing in the Midwest as of mid-July was down about 15 percent from the month-ago level and down about 6 percent year over year. U.S. refined canola oil disappearance in May was lowest [...]

By Barbara Brodnitz|July 28, 2022|Categories: Edible Oils, Market Prices|Tags: Canadian canola crush, Canadian canola oil pricing, Canadian canola production, canola oil market, refined canola oil disappearance, U.S. canola oil pricing|0 Comments

U.S. canola crop in poor shape heading into harvest

U.S. canola crop in poor shape heading into harvest

As of Aug. 8, North Dakota’s spring-planted canola crop was developing faster than average pace, with 77 percent of the crop’s seed pods at the coloring stage, compared to the five-year average of 74 percent, and well ahead of last year’s 62 percent. After [...]

By Barbara Brodnitz|August 11, 2021|Categories: Edible Oils, Global Trade, Weather|Tags: Canadian canola production, canola crush, canola seed yield, crop progress, crude canola oil production, U.S. canola crop, USDA|0 Comments

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