Video shorts from the Fats, Oils, & Fuels Webinar Report

Our team of Senior Analysts break down questions from the live Webinar audience during the call on Tuesday, March 31, 2021. To learn more about the Biofuels Forecasting report, click here. For those that are non-readers, we also offer our weekly webinar via Podcast.

Ryan Standard, Fats & Oils Bulletin Senior Editor

Do you think we will start having a stronger correlation between used cooking oil (UCO) and soy for hedging purposes in the 2nd half of 2021 and 2022?

— The Jacobsen Fats & Fuels (@FuelForecast) March 31, 2021

Do you think we will start having a stronger correlation between used cooking oil (UCO) and soy for hedging purposes in the 2nd half of 2021 and 2022?

Watch our detailed forecast at https://t.co/TfVCVt8LKR#biofuel #biodiesel pic.twitter.com/kKAXpjyZoS

— The Jacobsen Fats & Fuels (@FuelForecast) April 1, 2021

How does the weakness in soybean oil affect tallow prices?

— The Jacobsen Fats & Fuels (@FuelForecast) March 31, 2021

How does the weakness in soybean oil affect tallow prices?

Watch our detailed forecast at https://t.co/TfVCVt8LKR#biofuel #biodiesel pic.twitter.com/XolCgu7Q4Q

— The Jacobsen Fats & Fuels (@FuelForecast) April 1, 2021

Have we hit a top on the tallow market?

— The Jacobsen Fats & Fuels (@FuelForecast) March 31, 2021

Have we hit a top on the tallow market?

Watch our detailed forecast at https://t.co/TfVCVt8LKR#biofuel #biodiesel pic.twitter.com/IrK5kyGzNq

— The Jacobsen Fats & Fuels (@FuelForecast) April 1, 2021