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USGC evaluates SAF market in China

USGC Regional Ethanol Consultant Aaron Goh (second from left) discusses the latest alcohol-to-jet (ATJ) developments during a panel event in Chengdu. / SOURCE: USGC

April 4, 2025

BY U.S. Grains Council

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