May was a solid month for U.S. ethanol exports. The Renewable Fuels Association says ethanol exports of 189.7 million gallons were up 11% from April, reflecting the generally good global demand. That included a six-month high in exports to Canada, strong shipments to the European Union, and the largest monthly volume of U.S. ethanol to […]
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