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NU Trading Corp.:
connecting Canadian resources with China

NU Trading Corp.【legal name TBC】 is a trading company based in Toronto, Canada. Our core business is Canadian potash for the Chinese market. We also trade pulp, and we are developing fishmeal and Alaska seafood trade with China【status of fishmeal and seafood TBC】.

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AI-generated schematic. Map data: Natural Earth. Not actual routes.

Our lines of business

  • Potash

    Core business

    Potassium chloride from Saskatchewan, used as crop fertilizer.

  • Pulp

    Active【TBC】

    Northern bleached softwood kraft (NBSK) pulp and dissolving pulp for textiles.

  • Fishmeal

    In development【TBC】

    A high-protein ingredient for aquaculture and livestock feed.

  • Alaska seafood

    In development【TBC】

    King crab, snow crab and other species.

Why Canada and China

The Canadian side

About 30% of the world's potash is produced in Canada.Source: U.S. Geological Survey, Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026 (2025 estimate)

The Chinese side

China's potash resources are limited; it imports more than 60% of the potash it uses.Source: 2024 data from Baichuan Yingfu, as reported by Shanghai Securities News, December 2025

Our role in the trade

Canadian potash moves by rail to ports on the west coast and in the east, then by sea; the railways and terminals are run by third parties. For commercial confidentiality, we do not name suppliers on this website.

Schematic shipping routes for Canadian potash to ChinaSchematic based on Natural Earth map data: potash moves by rail from Saskatchewan to Vancouver and Portland on the west coast and to Thunder Bay and Saint John in the east, then by sea to Chinese ports; the route from Alaska is in development. Not actual routes. Pacific Ocean SaskatchewanVancouverPortlandThunder BaySaint JohnChinese portsAlaskavia the Atlantic
  • Potash by sea (schematic)
  • Rail
  • Route in development

AI-generated schematic. Map data: Natural Earth. Not actual routes.

  1. SaskatchewanWhere Canadian potash is mined
  2. RailRun by third parties
  3. Loading portsWest coast: Vancouver, Portland (US). East: Thunder Bay, Saint John
  4. Ocean freightAcross the Pacific, or via the Atlantic
  5. Chinese portsArrival in China

NU Trading Corp. handles: 【sourcing coordination, shipping bookings and cargo insurance for its own shipments, TBC】

Business inquiries

If you work in potash, pulp, fishmeal or seafood, we would like to hear from you.

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