The U.S. shut down the appeal process in 2019, and the country is expected to keep standing in the way of reform
SASKATOON — Don’t hold your breath waiting for a fix to the World Trade Organization’s hobbled dispute settlement mechanism, says a trade expert. The WTO has set a December deadline for coming to an agreement on dispute settlement reform. Related stories: “I doubt that will happen,” said Sharon Bomer Lauritsen, an agriculture trade policy consultant […] Read moreTag Archives Biodiesel — page 2

Ships struggle with emissions

China’s biodiesel sector seeks new outlet amid EU tariffs
The European Union imposes provisional anti-dumping duties, forcing Chinese producers to look for other markets
SINGAPORE (Reuters) — Chinese biodiesel producers are seeking new outlets in Asia for their exports and exploring producing other types of biofuel as supply to the European Union, their biggest buyer, dries up ahead of anti-dumping tariffs, biofuel executives and analysts said. The EU has imposed provisional anti-dumping duties of 12.8 to 36.4 per cent […] Read more
EPA audits used cooking oil

Canola feels there is room for improvement in U.S. SAF tax credit
The industry plans to continue lobbying the U.S. government for better access to the sustainable aviation fuel program

Industry faces fuel dilemma

EPA underestimated U.S. biodiesel production
The low Renewable Fuel Standards assumptions made by the agency threw a monkey wrench into the industry's plans

Renewable diesel plans unrealistic: analyst

Petroleum increases its influence on crop prices
The connection began with biodiesel and has risen with the production of renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel
The job of a grains and oilseeds analyst has become more complicated. “We can’t look at ag commodities in isolation anymore,” said Owen Wagner, senior analyst with Rabobank. “We always have to have an eye on petroleum in the background.” The link between those commodities started in 2006-07 when 10 percent of the soybean oil […] Read more