CCC membership continues to represent all links in the canola value chain including canola growers, life science companies, processors and exporters. The canola industry has come together through the CCC for 50 years, delivering value through agronomy and research, building the canola brand through market development, and setting the industry standard for resolving market access issues for stable and open trade.
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Canola Council celebrates successful mission to China to grow and stabilize canola exports
Today’s first official Canola Dialogue in Beijing capped off a string of successful events led by the Canola Council to grow and stabilize the Chinese market for canola.
Read moreMedia Advisory: Canola Council to hold media callback following China mission
Please join Canola Council of Canada President Jim Everson and VP Public Affairs Brian Innes for a callback with Canadian media to discuss the recent mission to China.
Read moreCanola industry urges TPP implementation to keep Canadian canola competitive
A meeting of Trans-Pacific Partnership countries in Vietnam next week provides a window of opportunity for Canada to take the next step in TPP implementation, increasing the value of canola exports and benefiting the entire canola value chain.
Read moreScout canola fields for clubroot galls
The recent discovery of a clubroot-infested field in northwest Saskatchewan and the continued expansion of clubroot in Alberta should encourage all canola growers in Western Canada to scout fields for the disease.
Read moreCanada Agriculture and Food Museum opens its newest exhibition: Canola! Seeds of Innovation
The Canada Agriculture and Food Museum, one of the three museums under the new Ingenium brand, along with its partners from the public and private agricultural sector, is proud to announce that the Canola! Seeds of Innovation exhibition will be opening to the public on Saturday, July 1, 2017.
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