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Major developments and market situation and outlook for Australia’s grains and oilseeds sector

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Ottawa, Canada
September 4, 2007

Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
Bi-weekly Bulletin | August 31, 2007 - Volume 20 Number 14

Australia is one of Canada’s major competitors in the grains and oilseeds export market. It is normally the
world’s largest exporter of barley, second largest exporter of canola and fourth largest exporter of wheat. As a
result, changes in policies and markets for grains and oilseeds in Australia have important implications for
Canada. As an example, the possible change in Australia’s concentration from non-genetically modified (GM)
canola to GM canola could have an effect on Canada’s canola industry, which is primarily of the GM variety and
export-oriented. This issue of the Bi-weekly Bulletin looks at the major developments and the market situation and outlook for Australia’s grains and oilseeds sector and explores the implications for Canada.

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