EPA RVO Release Cools Fat Markets

EPA RVO Release Cools Fat Markets

The US soybean oil futures took a nosedive yesterday following the release of the required volumetric obligation (RVO) release by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The final mandated amount of fuel to be blended into the nation’s fuel supply has been awaited since the initial release in November and there has been a strong effort from the renewable fuel industry, amongst others, to boost the volume to be more reflective of the capacity growth in place now, and forthcoming, from the renewable diesel sector.

Membership is required to view the rest of this post.
Click here to learn more and sign up for a free 7-day trial!

Blog

01.14.2025

EIA raises US renewable diesel output forecast for 2024-25, lowers 2025 biodiesel production outlook

EIA raises US renewable diesel output forecast for 2024-25, lowers 2025 biodiesel production outlook

The US Energy Information Administration (EIA) raised its 2024 forecast for the production of renewable diesel (RD) in the US while maintaining its 2024 biodiesel output estimate in its...

01.14.2025

DCO tracks soybean oil prices higher; fats markets unchanged

DCO tracks soybean oil prices higher; fats markets unchanged

Market activity for US animal fats and oils was relatively subdued on Tuesday January 14, though sources noted a bullish sentiment in the market.

Membership required to view content.
, published...

01.14.2025

USDA raises 2024/25 forecast for GCAU count, lowers feed grain use estimate

USDA raises 2024/25 forecast for GCAU count, lowers feed grain use estimate

Most US animal protein prices were flat to up day on day on Tuesday January 14. Animal protein products were slow to start the week, with light volumes traded,...

Latest Tweets