While crop prices may be in a slump, ethanol exports are set to reach a new record next year.
USDA is forecasting ethanol exports to hit nearly $4.5 billion in 2025, which is up $800 million on the year, and is unchanged from prior estimates. Export volumes are expected to be near 2 billion gallons.
Canada is a major buyer of U.S. ethanol, with the U.S. making up all of the country’s imports. The U.S. is also a top supplier to the United Kingdom.
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