SoyMor biodiesel plant shuts down in Minnesota; cites feedstock, fuel prices

March 17, 2008

In Minnesota, the SoyMor Biodiesel plant in Glenville shut down production, citing the high cost of soybean oil and the weak US dollar. The plant had been operating at 50 percent capacity since November.

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