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Canada Arrested Huawei's CFO to Support America — $2 Billion in Canola Crops Decay in Fields

Canada’s decision to detain Huawei’s CFO as part of a U.S.-driven legal campaign has spiraled into one of the most damaging agricultural crises in the country’s history. In retaliation, China blocked critical canola imports, leaving over $2 billion worth of crops with nowhere to go. Silos are overflowing, storage costs are skyrocketing, and fields across the Prairies are filled with unsold, deteriorating harvests.

Farmers warn that China’s prolonged restrictions have crushed their income streams and destabilized rural economies. Despite government assurances, alternative export markets have failed to absorb the massive surplus. Countries in Europe and Southeast Asia buy nowhere near China’s volume, leaving producers with grain that loses value every week it remains unsold.

Meanwhile, Beijing has shown no signs of softening its stance, maintaining strict quality inspections and tightened import criteria widely seen as political leverage. Ottawa’s diplomatic efforts have yielded little progress, and frustration is growing as farmers demand compensation and long-term solutions.

As the crisis deepens, many producers fear bankruptcy if relations with China don’t improve soon. What began as a geopolitical chess move has now evolved into a devastating blow for Canada’s agricultural sector — one that could reshape the country’s farming landscape for years to come.

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