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04.17.09
Brazil and Peru To Meet About Biofuels Collaboration
Brazilian and Peruvian Presidents will meet on April 28 to discuss agreements on...
04.17.09
Uncertainty Quiets Argentine Biodiesel Market
Talks between Argentine farmers and the government regarding export taxes on soy...
04.15.09
Oil Palm Companies May Face Windfall Tax In May
Oil palm plantation companies in Peninsular Malaysia could start paying windfall...
04.15.09
US Soybeans Hit Three-Month High
US soybeans hit a three-month high on signs of rising exports and improved domes...
04.15.09
OPEC has cut its 2009 oil demand forecast for an eighth consecutive month as the...
04.13.09
Oil fell below $50 a barrel on Monday after IEA cut its forecast for oil demand,...
04.13.09
Bioenergy Benefits Rural Communities
Bioenergy production benefits communities in poor countries, according to a new ...
04.10.09
USDA Projects Soy Stocks Lowest Since 2003
USDA projected US soybean ending stocks could be at their lowest at the end of t...
04.10.09
USDA Increases Soy Export Forecast
USDA is increasing its soybean export forecast for 2008-09 to a record-high 1.21...
04.10.09
Global Soybean Prices Expected to Rise
Global soybean prices are likely to rise further later this year, fuelled by Chi...
Biodiesel Investments Slowing In Southeast Asia
04.30.08
Plans to invest billions of dollars in biodiesel refineries across Southeast Asia have been put on hold as the prices of key feedstocks, particularly palm oil, have shot up amid surging food demand in China and India, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Southeast Asian biodiesel projects were forecast to produce five million metric tons of biodiesel a year upon completion, about half of Europe's total refining capacity in 2007.
The Indonesian government has said that $12.5 billion in new biofuel investments are in the pipeline for that country alone, but due to the current situation, many palm oil producers are now refocusing on more traditional products such as cooking oil.
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