Colombia Opens U.S. Market for Beef Tallow Exports Destined for Biofuels
Colombia took a new step toward diversifying its agricultural and industrial exports with the first commercial shipment of beef tallow to the United States, a product that will be used as a raw material for the production of biofuels and renewable diesel. The export was carried out by Minerva Ingredients, a business unit of Minerva […]
Colombia has opened its market to U.S. beef tallow exports, with the first shipment destined for biofuel production. The product, a byproduct of the meat industry, will be used as raw material for renewable diesel and other lower-carbon fuels. The export was made possible after Minerva Ingredients, a subsidiary of Minerva Foods, met the necessary sanitary, quality, and traceability requirements.
With the United States being a leading biofuel producer, this access represents an opportunity for Colombian suppliers to expand participation in international supply chains linked to the energy transition.
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