After Chinese officials blocked imports from two major canola exporters, Canadian Agriculture Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau said on April 2 that a third company had received a notice of non-compliance from Beijing.
A ministry official said on April 3 that the move did not mark an escalation. Reuters reported that the official said three Canadian companies received notices of non-compliance regarding shipments of the oilseed in January, but only two had their registration suspended in March.
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