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Jul 20, 2010
Chinese DDGS buyers to visit Iowa
Chinese DDGS buyers to visit Iowa

In an effort to further develop and strengthen the relationship between Chinese DDGS buyers and U.S. suppliers, a team of nine Chinese DDGS buyers will visit the United States. Buyers will gain a better understand the value U.S. DDGS can offer their feed milling and/or livestock operations.

Who:  Chinese Team of U.S. DDGS Buyers

When: Friday, July 23, 2010

Where: Des Moines, IA

Additional Information: The team will visit the following locations:

  • Local Farm/Elevator Tour in Audubon, IA
  • Hawkeye Gold – Ethanol Plant Tour
  • The team will also travel to Minnesota, Illinois, Indiana and California to tour an elevator, a farm, several ethanol plants and other various facilities.

For additional information please contact Mindy Williamson at mwilliamson@iowacorn.org
or Marri Carrow, U.S. Grains Council manager of communications, at
mcarrow@grains.org.

This team is composed of industry and trader delegates from large feed, swine and grains/DDGS trading companies as well as agricultural experts in China. Shanghai JC Intelligence Co., Ltd is one of the leading information sources in China and will be represented on the team by their chairman, Mr. Qiang (Hanver) Li. Most team members are purchasing or general managers.

The Council began promotion of U.S. DDGS in China in 2006. Tightening supplies of domestic DDGS and other competing ingredients attracted more interest in U.S. DDGS. The Council and the People’s Republic of China have organized several teams to travel to the United States and several technical and market seminars for U.S. DDGS in China. As a result, a substantial amount of U.S. DDGS was imported in 2009. Chinese buyers plan to continue and expand their purchase of U.S. DDGS.



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