Thanks in part to checkoff-funded research, motorists could have a new choice in motor oil in a few years, made from high oleic soybean oil.Biosynthetic Technologies received a key certification for the oil recently and a pledge for a $100 million loan from the U.S. Department of Agriculture so they can break ground on a manufacturing facility. Checkoff projections show that up to 1 billion pounds of high oleic soybean oil could be used annually, made from nearly 88 million bushels of high oleic soybeans.Learn more in THIS ARTICLE which includes a Q&A with Greg Blake, senior vice president of public and government relations of Biosynthetic Technologies.
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