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Sunora Foods: Canola Oil

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Sunora Foods is Canada company and is focused on global trading and supply of food oils; one of the most popular products is Canola Oil. Based on region, the market can be segmented into four segments.
Segment A is Europe, which not only makes the dominant share in the canola oil market but also is the leading producer of canola oil in the world. Segment B and Segment C consists of Asia Pacific and North America; the two segments are prominent regional players of the market because China is the second producer of canola oil among the countries in the world due to its huge production volume, and Canada leads in terms of total export of canola oil. The last segment is Rest of the World like the Middle East and Africa.
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