For this question ignore exchange rate issues, commissions and brokerage fees, storage fees, margins and margin calls, and any financing costs. Suppose a person is a canola trader looking to hedge the risk they face in the cash market. At the beginning of January 2021 they went long in the cash market and have 1,000 tons of canola in storage. The cash price of canola was $555 per ton when they went long in the cash market. At the same time, they went short for 50 futures contracts for August 2021 canola at a price of $575.5 per ton per contract. Each contract involves 20 tons.

Fast forward to the end of July 2021, and suppose the cash price of canola is $525.5 per ton, while August 2021 canola futures is trading at $546 per ton.

What is their profit/loss from the canola cash and futures transactions? Ignore commissions and brokerage fees.