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renewable ethanol is manufactured in a biorefinery by fermenting sugars into alcohol. in the eu, these sugars typically come from a variety of agricultural sources such as wheat, corn, barley, rye, triticale, and sugar beet. while the feedstock used typically varies depending on market conditions, the
majority of renewable ethanol biorefineries are built to specifically process either grains or sugar beets. currently, the most commonly used feedstocks in europe are corn, sugar beet and wheat. ethanol production the ethanol production process includes several steps, of which the most important are...
https://www.epure.org/about-ethanol/how-is-ethanol-produced/
the field of investment in agricultural and livestock production in countries that have a competitive advantage in contributing to the production of selected foods and their availability for export markets. the salic strategy focuses on twelve product categories: wheat, barley, corn, soybean, rice, sugar
chernivtsi, ivano-frankivsk, l'viv and rivne regions. the mriya group operates four modern silos with a total capacity of tons, a potato storage facility with a total capacity of tons, a seed plant and a potato starch plant. it specialises in growing wheat, rapeseed, barley, sunflowers, soybean, corn, sugar...
https://redcliffe-partners.com/en/publication/redcliffe-partners-advised-salic-in-connection/