Condo developer to ship canola oil to China, Canada says

[Braveheart]

It's Freudian. Ask your mother.

[bucket]

No, what it proves is every so called private business relies on government in one form or another.

[bucket]

We can't move the crops we grow now more trade deals won't help. At one point someone is going to have to fix the enormous problems here. It has been said we are out of the Japanese market, so we send Ritz our to sign more deals canada can't deliver on? Wtf is wrong with some of you peoples thinking?

[fjlip]

In the email I strongly suggested that a better deal would be a third railroad from CHINA to get our products delivered to China. Will see if there is a reply!

[bucket]

There won't be. I doubt they even understand what you suggested.

[Braveheart]

"If you build it they will come". Many of you on here are living in a Field of Nightmares not a Field of Dreams.

Commercial business would put the sales on the books or at least on the horizon so capacity could be planned and booked.

[farmaholic]

If you're saying we look at and treat people as we see ourselves, I don't think that wide brush gets everyone.

I am the most untrustworthy, dishonest rube you'd ever want to meet, therefore...


I'm far too simple and naive, therefore...

[farming101]

Stats show that Canada has done over 2 MMT canola oil exports each year since 2010, with a value of anywhere from 2.8 to over 3 billion dollars.
If this is legit the article said it is a billion dollar deal over 7 years.
Domestic crush in 2013 produced 2.825 million tonnes of oil.

[bucket]

braveheart

As I just stated on another thread this should have started in 1997, not now.

Holy ****. This happened in 1997 and hermanson is on record complaining about it. There has been nothing done since then and nothing done this year.

Telling the railways to work in nice weather isn't a solution.

No fines, no level of service agreements. No nothing.

The railways and graincos got the green light to do exactly the same thing as last year.

And is being applauded by the incompetence in Ottawa.

[farming101]

The new Cargill plant coming online at Camrose could fill this contract three times over.