As Nov 29 approaches, still no clear indication whether government intends to extend order.
Most of us agree that backlog of getting wheat and canola to port is improved, not surprising since this is what RRs intended and wanted to do anyway, in part to take advantage of revenue cap.
Increased concern being expressed by oat, flax and malt growers who say that if order is extended it should cover all corridors.
Not sure where pulse industry stands.
Most, if not all non grain shippers likely want the order lifted.
At or near top of list proposed to prevent similar shipping problems in future is increased information reporting.
Perhaps flavour of the month like penalties, contracts and still to come, in my opinion, changes to revenue cap that make it less attractive for RRs to ship to port at expense of shippers in other corridors.
Most of us agree that backlog of getting wheat and canola to port is improved, not surprising since this is what RRs intended and wanted to do anyway, in part to take advantage of revenue cap.
Increased concern being expressed by oat, flax and malt growers who say that if order is extended it should cover all corridors.
Not sure where pulse industry stands.
Most, if not all non grain shippers likely want the order lifted.
At or near top of list proposed to prevent similar shipping problems in future is increased information reporting.
Perhaps flavour of the month like penalties, contracts and still to come, in my opinion, changes to revenue cap that make it less attractive for RRs to ship to port at expense of shippers in other corridors.
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