Cargill says idling North Carolina soy processor this spring
Story Date: 2/3/2014

Source: REUTERS, 1/30/14

Cargill Inc will idle its soybean processing plant in Raleigh, North Carolina, this spring amid reduced demand for U.S. soymeal due to large soy harvests in South America, the company said on Thursday.  "In recent years, demand for U.S. soybean processing has become more  variable and seasonally driven," Mark Stonacek, president of Cargill's  North American grain and oilseed supply chain, said in a statement.

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