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01.25.10
Fungus May Threaten Argentina Soy Crop
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01.25.10
Green Energy Provisions May Be Included In New Economic-Stimulus Bill
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01.11.10
Biodiesel Rack Prices Up In New Year
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01.11.10
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01.06.10
SOYBEAN HARVESTING KICKS OFF IN BRAZIL
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01.06.10
BRAZIL SOYBEAN EXPORTS PLUMMET IN DECEMBER
Brazil's Foreign Trade Ministry stated this week that the country's soybean expo...
01.06.10
QUEBEC IS FIRST PROVINCE TO ADOPT CALIFORNIA EMISSIONS STANDARD
Quebec will become the first province in Canada to adopt California's auto emiss...
01.06.10
The governors of 11 Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states have signed a MOU to devel...
12.16.09
India Veg Oil Imports Jump 36% on Year
According to the Solvent Extractors' Association of India, the country's vegetab...
12.16.09
EPA Expected to Finalize RFS2 in January
EPA is not expected to finalize RFS2 until early next month, placing implementat...
US and Brazil Defend Biofuels at UN Food Summit
06.04.08
In Rome, Italy, a three-day UN food summit has called for trade barriers to be reduced and food export bans to be lifted to ease increasing food prices. Most countries and international organizations cited multiple causes for increasing food costs, but views on how much each factor contributed varied widely.
The US and Brazil defended biofuel production, amid discussions of whether to scale back or push ahead with biofuels.
On Wednesday, the Islamic Development Bank donated $1.5 billion, as the UN acknowledged that food shortages would cost $15 billion to $30 billion a year to resolve.
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