加拿大这下求锤得锤！260亿的大单，中国说丢就丢了，“大赢家”浮出水面，中方果断下单5万吨

Group 1 - China has placed an order for 50,000 tons of Australian canola seeds, marking the first purchase since 2020, with a price of less than $600 per ton including shipping [1] - This order signifies a thaw in trade relations, as Australia is the second-largest exporter of canola seeds, and traders anticipate more orders to follow [1] - Canadian farmers are facing significant challenges due to the loss of China as a major customer, with the Canadian government’s actions leading to increased tariffs on Canadian canola seeds [3][5] Group 2 - The Canadian government’s decision to impose a 100% tariff on Chinese electric vehicles has resulted in retaliatory measures from China, including high tariffs on Canadian agricultural products [3][5] - The Canadian Canola Council has acknowledged that the market for Canadian canola seeds has effectively closed, leading to financial distress for farmers [3][5] - Australia is poised to capitalize on the situation, with plans to export 150,000 to 250,000 tons of canola seeds to China once trade agreements are finalized [5][7] Group 3 - The trade dispute has escalated, with Canada facing potential losses of up to 1 billion Canadian dollars in the canola industry due to the ongoing tensions with China [7] - The political responses from Canadian officials have been criticized as insufficient, with farmers expressing frustration over the lack of effective solutions to the trade issues [5][7] - The situation highlights the harsh realities of international trade, where market dynamics prioritize economic interests over political alliances [7]