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Colombians To Make Ethanol From Sugar
By Mr Ethanol | June 9, 2008
United Press International:
Colombian industrial professionals said they are preparing to become the first to make ethanol from sugar cane in a U.S. facility.
They say they plan to produce ethanol by mid-2009 in southern Louisiana, where Inverandino
- a business group managed by the Colombian Santacoloma family - has been taking control of three sugar mills since 2006, The Miami Herald reported Sunday.
Inverandino said it plans to be the first company to use mills for the sole purpose of making organic fertilizers and ethanol from sugar cane. United States-made ethanol is now derived only from corn.
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