India’s ethanol sector is not in competition with any other user of maize, but is instead creating value from coarse cereals and strengthening the country’s energy security, the All India Distillers’ Association said on Monday. The remarks come amid continuing debate over feedstock allocation, farm incomes and the balance between food, fuel and industrial demand.
"Ethanol industry not competing with maize users, says distillers' body"
India’s ethanol sector is not in competition with any other user of maize, but is instead creating value from coarse cereals and strengthening the country’s energy security, the All India Distillers’ Association said on Monday. The remarks come amid continuing debate over feedstock allocation, farm incomes and the balance between food, fuel and industrial demand.
Ethanol industry not competing with maize users, says distillers' body
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Macro Economy & Fiscal Policy Desk
India’s ethanol sector is not in competition with any other user of maize, but is instead creating value from coarse cereals and strengthening the country’s energy security, the All India Distillers’ Association said on Monday. The remarks come amid continuing debate over feedstock allocation, farm incomes and the balance between food, fuel and industrial demand.
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