Canada's canola crush group monopoly? the walmart lowest price is the law?

[the big wheel]

Canada does not have a monopoly on canola crushing, but it is one of the world's largest producers and exporters of canola oil and seeds. The canola industry in Canada is competitive, with several companies involved in canola crushing and processing. The Canadian government has regulations in place to promote competition and prevent monopolies in the https://cropflow.ai/agriculture-commodity-prices sector.

The phrase "walmart lowest price is the law" does not directly relate to Canada's canola industry. However, it may refer to Walmart's business model of offering low prices to attract customers, but it does not have a direct connection to the canola industry or its regulations in Canada.

When you sell a product such as canola oil or anything else whats the first thing
you do? obtain the cheapest inputs you can and gain market access for your product
how do you do that? offer lower price for your product and then of course since you have
all the power to offer lower prices for inputs would you not?

Tell us why terminals that are not always full are not accepting canola like they used to
continually? and why if they are the basis is nothing short of robbery or as is offerred you
can price 2 or 3 months ahead into a shitty price to assure delivery????

those guicelines can be used to wipe someones ass with. Because we re seeing
right now the screw job being passed down to us producers. 60% drought and
were at 15 dollars barely????

And to make it more human for you up your ass with that bullshit.

As you stated Canada is a large supplier as a whole therefore the actions
of our few grain companies would have much easier time to manipulate
the price world wide and certainly domestically as was stated with basis robbery

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