INTERVIEW-Largest EU biorefinery to come onstream H1 2009 | Markets | Reuters
Ensus, a start-up company which was acquired last year by two U.S. private equity funds, the Carlyle Group and Riverstone, has a contract to sell all the bioethanol produced in Wilton to oil major Royal Dutch Shell (RDSa.L: Quote, Profile, Research) while Glencore will supply grain and take the animal feed, Hughes said. ... He said the animal feed, which is more suitable for cattle than pigs and chickens because of its high fibre content, should displace imported South American soymeal. "That will reduce the pressure on deforestation," he said.
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He said the animal feed, which is more suitable for cattle than pigs and chickens because of its high fibre content, should displace imported South American soymeal.
"That will reduce the pressure on deforestation," he said.
So the claim that they will reduce deforestation by replacing soy oilcake looks like greenwashing to me.
