
An interview with United Soybean Board's Mac Marshall says US crushers are shifting from crushing for meal toward crushing for oil, as soybean oil now accounts for roughly 45-48% of crush value versus a traditional one-third. Demand for oil in biofuels, including renewable diesel, is driving the change.
A growing share of crush value in oil means more soybean crushing for oil and potentially less meal output, which can tighten soymeal supplies for feed buyers.
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