Fornecedores grossistas de óleo de colza no Canadá
O Canadá é o maior exportador mundial de óleo de colza — as províncias das Pradarias (Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba) produzem uma quota significativa do fornecimento global, exportado pelos portos de Vancouver, Thunder Bay e Prince Rupert.
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Canada invented canola — the crop was developed in the early 1970s by Canadian plant breeders at the University of Manitoba who crossbred traditional rapeseed to reduce erucic acid and glucosinolate levels to food-safe concentrations. The name 'canola' is a contraction of 'Canadian oil, low acid'. Today, Canada produces 18–22 million tonnes of canola seed annually, primarily in Saskatchewan (approximately 55% of Canadian production), Alberta (approximately 30%), and Manitoba (approximately 15%) — the vast Prairie agricultural belt stretching from Winnipeg to Calgary.
Major canola processors and trading companies in Canada include Viterra (subsidiary of Glencore — operates crushing facilities at Harrowby MB, Ste. Agathe MB, and Clavet SK), Richardson International (Canada's largest agribusiness company — crushing facilities at Lethbridge AB and Yorkton SK), Bunge Canada (crushers at Nipawin SK and Harrowby MB), Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC — Yorkton SK crusher), Cargill Canada (Fort Saskatchewan AB — one of Canada's largest single-site crushing operations), and Canadian Protein International (Winnipeg MB). Combined, Canada has approximately 18–20 million tonnes of annual crushing capacity, and exports approximately 3–4 million tonnes of canola oil per year.