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