Canadian beef exports to China may hit $355 million in 2026

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Canadian beef exports to China could approach 500 million Canadian dollars ($355 million) this year, as renewed market access and strong demand from Chinese buyers fuel a rapid…

Canadian beef exports to China could approach 500 million Canadian dollars ($355 million) this year, as renewed market access and strong demand from Chinese buyers fuel a rapid recovery in shipments, senior Canadian agricultural officials said.

The rebound has made China the second-largest overseas market for Canadian beef after the United States, creating fresh opportunities for cattle producers seeking to diversify their export destinations.

Speaking during the 9th China International Import Expo in Shanghai, Jason Hale, deputy minister of agriculture and irrigation for Alberta, a western Canadian province, said Canadian beef exports to China had exceeded 370 million Canadian dollars between March and the end of September, with shipments potentially approaching half a billion Canadian dollars by year-end if the current pace continues.

Hale attributed the strong rebound to China reopening…

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