Bunge supplying 300,000 tons of soybean oil for Acelen Renewables’ biorefinery in Brazil

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Summary

Acelen Renewables signed a five-year agreement with Bunge to supply certified soybean oil to its biorefinery in Brazil; the deal covers 300,000 tons with annual deliveries, securing a key feedstock for the plant.

What impact could this long-term soybean oil supply have on Brazil’s renewable fuels output and sustainability practices over the next five years?

Acelen Renewables and Bunge signed a five-year agreement for the supply of certified soybean oil annually to the biorefinery in Brazil

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Bunge supplying 300,000 tons of soybean oil for Acelen Renewables’ biorefinery in Brazil

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