We're back from a very successful EuroTier and have so many exciting things to follow up on. But for now, here's our news picks:
- Russia may be the worlds' third largest grain exporter but the country looks set to import 2 million tons following this summer's drought. According to the Russian the country’s Grain Producers’ Union the country usually imports about 800,000 tons of feed
grain, according to the union data. Read more...
- Alltech founder, Dr Pearse Lyons has won an award for strengthening economic ties between the US and Ireland. Lyons received the Ireland-U.S. Council’s Award for Outstanding Achievement at Council’s 50th Annual Dinner, held Nov. 8 at the Metropolitan Club in New York City. “We in this Council are extraordinarily pleased to recognize the substantial contributions made by Pearse Lyons during his impressive career as an entrepreneur and businessman,” said Dennis Swanson, the president of the Ireland-US Council based in New York. “He has built an impressive enterprise that has its roots in Ireland but scored its early dramatic growth in the United States." Read more...
- The
North
American
Millers’
Association
(NAMA)
has revamped its website as part of an effort to strengthen communications with key audiences.
“NAMA
has
a more
than
100
year
history
of
taking
action
as
the
voice
of
the
grain
milling
industry,”
says
NAMA
President
Mary
Waters.
“We’re
excited
to
build
on
this
valuable
reputation
as
we
strongly
position
NAMA
for
the
ever‐more
complex
business
climate
we
operate
in
today,
as
well
as
tomorrow.”
Visit the site...
Grain (Photo credit: peter pearson)
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