Ethanol Prices Plummet at Plants

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 29/03/2021 at 11:10

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With A Whole Week Of Hydrated Ethanol In Free Fall At Distribution Bases, The Biofuel Closed With A Negative Price At The Mills

The daily price of ethanol at distributors evaporated once again, this time the values plummeted by 15.84%. Ethanol consumption suffers consequences from stricter pandemic combat restrictions. Ethanol Price Evaporates At Mills And Distributors Burn Stock, On The Last Day 20.

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The main reasons that led to the evaporating price of the biofuel at the mills were the red phases in cities and states, and the mega-holiday, in addition to the larger supply that is coming from industries that are anticipating the harvest.

In the first half of the month, ethanol sales at the mills were actually beyond expectations; nevertheless, prices fell, except during the week of the 1st to the 5th. The commercialization and production data are from the entity that gathers the companies, Unica.

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