U.S. ethanol exports continue to move out at a record pace. The Renewable Fuels Association says 206.1 million gallons of ethanol left U.S. ports in June, up 9% from May. Canada and the European Union, primarily the Netherlands, took in more than two thirds of the monthly total, reflecting the ongoing strong demand from those […]
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