The U.S. ethanol export numbers for June were mixed. The Renewable Fuels Association says ethanol exports of 173.7 million gallons were down 6% on the month due to volatility in key markets. Ethanol exports were still up 30% on the year, with Canada taking in a six-month high, followed by the European Union, South Korea, […]
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