First, the market for Russian canola oil is highly competitive, with multiple suppliers and brands, resulting in relatively stable prices. Second, importing Russian rapeseed oil involves paying a certain amount of tariffs and transportation costs, and these additional costs can put some pressure on profits. In addition, consumers are increasingly demanding food safety and quality, and imported canola oil needs to pass stringent inspections and certifications, increasing costs and risks. Therefore, from an overall perspective, imported Russian rapeseed oil is not characterized by profiteering.