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Miscellaneous

The USCA is a strong advocate for all initiatives on Capitol Hill and in state legislatures that positively impact canola. It also challenges and mitigates any proposed policies that inhibit or discourage U.S. canola production, distribution and marketing. Here are various issues not listed elsewhere on which the USCA provided input to help keep canola a viable crop in the United States to meet public demand for its healthy oil and meal.

Infrastructure-American Jobs Plan Fact Sheet 3.30.21

Letter to President-Elect Joe Biden on Transportation Infrastructure and Policies 1.7.21

Food and Agricultural Coalition Letter on Highway Bill 8.6.20

Letter to Senator Kyrsten Sinema on state-mandated product warning labels 4.12.19

Letter to Oregon Department of Agriculture on right to plant canola in Willamette Valley 9.27.12

Letter to State Departments of Agriculture on canola versus industrial rapeseed 7.23.12

Letter to FCC on potential LightSquared GPS interference 10.12.11

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