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Non-Tech : SNF.V - Sunora Foods Inc.
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From: JRod778/30/2016 8:41:53 AM
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CBC article with CEO Steve Bank that clearly states the company can only be positively impacted from this experience:

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/canola-dispute-china-alberta-1.3740468

Oil producers could benefit
One group that could benefit from those lower prices are domestic crushers, who turn the seeds into oil.

"If there's less seed in China for processors, and there may be somewhat less, it opens up an opportunity for those of us who are exporting canola oil itself," said Steven Bank, the CEO of Sunora Oil, whose second largest market after the U.S. is China.
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