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A second producer echoed this sentiment and said they have had to work a bit harder to secure feedstock to line it up with sales at the right time.
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, April 27, 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
Is the industry developing more official grades for UCO? Can you comment on that?
— The Jacobsen Fats & Fuels (@FuelForecast) April 27, 2021
Is the industry developing more official grades for UCO? Can you comment on that?
You can get the entire forecast webinar at https://t.co/TfVCVt8LKR#biofuel #biodiesel pic.twitter.com/q2TdWJ90OC
— The Jacobsen Fats & Fuels (@FuelForecast) April 27, 2021
When do you expect distillers corn oil supplies to increase?
— The Jacobsen Fats & Fuels (@FuelForecast) April 27, 2021
When do you expect distillers corn oil supplies to increase?
You can get the entire forecast webinar at https://t.co/TfVCVt8LKR#biofuel #biodiesel pic.twitter.com/hGooB1hbvR
— The Jacobsen Fats & Fuels (@FuelForecast) April 27, 2021
Could you elaborate on volume availability projections for used cooking oil (UCO)?
— The Jacobsen Fats & Fuels (@FuelForecast) April 27, 2021
Could you elaborate on volume availability projections for used cooking oil (UCO)?
You can get the entire forecast webinar at https://t.co/TfVCVt8LKR#biofuel #biodiesel pic.twitter.com/NKsvlmb0D1
— The Jacobsen Fats & Fuels (@FuelForecast) April 27, 2021