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AB Foods' bioethanol plant set to be early victim of US-UK trade deal

  • Vivergo Fuels, the UK’s largest bioethanol plant, has stated that it could stop production by mid-September unless the Government acts due to a recent US trade deal impacting its viability.
  • The Government acknowledged ongoing challenges in the bioethanol industry and has engaged with industry representatives to explore support options and solutions.
  • Associated British Foods, which owns Vivergo Fuels, views the initiation of formal negotiations with the Government as a 'very positive signal' for the bioethanol industry's future.
  • Vivergo mentioned the importance of its operations, which support around 4,000 jobs and provide a significant source of animal feed, emphasizing bioethanol's role in reducing emissions.
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Yorkshire Post broke the news in Leeds, United Kingdom on Saturday, May 31, 2025.
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