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Grain Handling & Processing

Columbia Grain Meets Skyrocketing Demand During Pandemic

Grains & pulse supplier ramps up production to meet Americans increased demand for the shelf-stable protein

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Grain Handling & Processing

FTA Partners Continue to Buy More than Half of U.S. Grains

New export data analysis shows U.S. free trade agreement (FTA) partners continue to be consistently large buyers of U.S. GIAF

Grain Handling & Processing

Wheat Slumps After Egypt Again Passes on U.S. Grain

Soybean futures sag on weaker-than-expected export sales

Grain Handling & Processing

Brazilian Soybean Exports Break Records in Q1

Brazil’s soybean export volume during Q120 was the highest on record, up by 13.5% from Q119

Mycotoxin Management

Six More ADM Workers Test Positive

Brings total to 10 of positive COVID-19 tests at corn processing complex in Clinton, IA

Grain Handling & Processing

Russia Will Suspend Grain Exports If Quota Runs Out

May be depleted by mid-May or earlier

Grain Handling & Processing

Pacific Ethanol Completes Sale to Aurora Co-op

Pacific Ethanol received $20.2M of cash, before fees and $16.5M in promissory notes

Animal Feed Manufacturing

Tyson Foods Builds Feed Mill in Texas

Center, TX, approves industrial district for $50M-plus project

Grain Handling & Processing

Wheat Rallies as Russia May Suspend Shipments

Ukraine also mulls export restrictions

Grain Handling & Processing

EPA Weighs Lifting Ethanol Requirements for Oil Refiners

Governors in oil-rich states say they can't afford blending biofuels as oil prices plummet

Grain Processing

Lack of Ethanol Output Affecting CO2 Supplies

Brewers, soft-drink makers and meat producers feeling the pinch of less CO2

Grain Handling & Processing

Global Food Hoarding: When Grain Becomes Political

At least 10 countries have introduced restrictions on overseas sales of grains or rice since mid-March

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