U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to blacklist Huawei Technologies Co. is making it more expensive to fatten up China’s seafood.
Futures on rapeseed meal, which is used to feed China’s massive aquaculture industry, posted their longest winning streak since October on expectations supplies will tighten. The world’s top fish producer has stopped buying Canadian rapeseed, also known as canola, for the coming months -- a time when China usually boosts purchases.
