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Thai Delegation Evaluates Wisconsin Corn Supply Chain

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What happened

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A 15-member trade delegation, representing 90% of Thailand’s feed mill business, toured farms, ethanol plants, and shipping facilities in Wisconsin. The visit was designed to evaluate the state’s corn supply chain firsthand. This coincided with Thailand receiving its first shipment of Wisconsin corn in years, and a second vessel is already en route.

From q106.com

Why it matters

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The tour allowed buyers from Thailand to observe the quality and handling of corn coming from Wisconsin. This evaluation supports the ongoing trade relationship between the two regions and the import of the commodity.

From q106.com

Who's involved

  • ThailandThe country whose feed mill businesses were represented by the trade delegation.
  • WisconsinThe state whose corn supply chain was evaluated by the delegation.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Ministry of CommerceSpeculative

    The Ministry of Commerce might see its core function supported by the successful evaluation and import of the new corn supply chain.

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