WEBINAR Demand Grows: How Biodiesel Can Fuel Food Sustainability

Center for Food Integrity

Tuesday, Aug. 30, 1 to 1:45 p.m. CT

From The Center for Food Integrity and the United Soybean Board

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FOR OUR ENVIRONMENT AND OUR HEALTH

The food industry is under increasing pressure to meet ambitious global sustainability goals. Energy is an important part of the equation, especially the use of fuel throughout the supply chain. Demand continues to grow for biodiesel, a renewable alternative that more companies and municipalities are leveraging to lower their carbon footprint.

Biodiesel is a renewable, clean-burning diesel replacement for use in engines and equipment that’s widely available, cost-effective and can reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 74% (Clean Fuels Alliance America).

Produced from a broad range of renewable resources, most often from U.S. grown soybeans, biodiesel is the first and only EPA-designated advanced biofuel in commercial-scale production across the country and can be used in diesel engines without modification. However, biodiesel is often overlooked as an avenue to achieve those goals.

In addition, the American Lung Association promotes the use of biodiesel through its Clean Air Choice™ program as transportation plays an important role in improving air quality and lung health. 

Join us for a free webinar from The Center for Food Integrity (CFI) and United Soybean Board (USB), hosted by CFI’s Melanie Fitzpatrick, to learn more about how biodiesel can fuel food company sustainability efforts.

TOPICS

  • Biodiesel 101: How it’s made and the current market
  • Benefits to the environment and our health
  • A Success Story: Incorporating biodiesel into fleets
  • Insights into sustainably grown soy, an important biodiesel feedstock
  • Busting biodiesel myths

GUEST LINEUP

  • Veronica Bradley / Clean Fuels Alliance America 
    Director of Environmental Science
  •  John Benish, Jr. / Cook-Illinois Corporation
    President and CEO of Cook-Illinois Corporation, the sixth largest school bus company in the nation fueled by biodiesel
  • Nancy Kavazanjian, USB Director
    Wisconsin Soybean Farmer
  • Ed Lammers, USB Director
    Nebraska soybean farmer

Register today to hear their unique perspectives and get your questions answered as food and farming work together toward a more sustainable future.

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