Ethanol will raise the price on?

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From foods and beverages to papers and building materials, Corn Products International's product and application experience spans a wide array of more than 60 industries. The primary industries we serve include food, soft drink, brewing, pharmaceutical, paper, textile and corrugating.
The Food Sector
Our sweeteners are found in:
Carbonated beverages
Beer
Sports drinks
Frozen desserts
Canned fruits and vegetables
Drink mixes
Presweetened cereals
Breads
Fruit juices
Jams and jellies Chewing gum
Cream fillings
Syrups
Candy

Our starches are found in:
Cereals
Soups
Sauces Drink mixes
Pudding
Cakes Cookies
Crackers

The Industrial Sector
Our starches are found in:
Paper
Corrugated boxes
Textiles Adhesives
Rubber
Leather Detergents


The Pharmaceutical and Personal Care Sector
Our products are found in:

Baby and face powders
Conditioners
Cosmetics
Deodorants
Intravenous solutions
Pharmaceuticals


Shampoos
Soaps
Vitamins

Answer 1

It already has , just go to the store .............

Answer 2

It already has. Corn based foodstuff products like flour, syrup sweeteners, animal feeds and oil face decrease aspects in a severe call for economic device because of the fact of diversions to the ethanol production here and in different worldwide places. For all that it style of feels to artwork out as a wreck even deal using delivery and a short shelf life to call purely 2. and that i don't think of every person is battling to evaluate how plenty CO2 is given off via the fermentation of the product on my own. So we could be throwing good foodstuff away on a product that replaced into not nicely concept out. you could for my section positioned fairly some the blame on the massive vehicle production companies interior the U. S. for finding out to purchase up our public transportation systems, in general rail companies and steel interior the initiating of the 1900's to develop call for for automobiles. No different usa has the variety of elect for automobiles and maximum different usa's, esp ecu ones have super public transportation that frees one from automobile possession.

Answer 3

You are absolutely right!
ethanol will raise the prices of almost everything, but not because of us making it, but because the production of it is being managed poorly.
ethanol can be made using agricultural waste, but is it?? NO.
It is being made with the products that are the easiest to obtain to increase the speed of production, which appears to lower production costs. this makes sense, until product prices shoot up.
the whole idea behind biofuels, isn't to just make fuels out of plant biomass, but to recycle waste and turn it into energy. This is not occurring, so what you have stated will be the most likely result of the economy, once again mismanaging resources. but hey, that is the poor decisions you face with "free market".
Soon we will be faced with a decision of whether or not to allow energy production to remain part of the free market economy, or produce it in a fashion that will boost all other levels of the economy rather than hinder them, but remove it from the private sector.

Answer 4

More importantly, it will raise the price of gasoline as the oil industry has warned us ahead of time. Uh oh, I just farted and put some methane into the atmosphere, will that also raise the price of gasoline?

Answer 5

Actually, I happen to think corn syrup is an incredibly unhealthy product. I'd be happy to see it priced out of the market, and have products sweetened with sugar or other alternatives.

Answer 6

So we should do nothing?
If we lower our consumption by 15% by using ethanol the price ber barrel should fall. I seem to recall $22 a barrel before we invaded Iraq. What's it now, $70

Answer 7

Pretty much everything. It's totally stupid to make fuel out of something so important to our food chain. And with the amount of water it takes to produce corn... a drought could be a real economic disaster.

We need to tell the enviromentalists, "up theirs" and get busy drilling our own oil and building new refineries.

Answer 8

Republicans

Answer 9

It's worth it. We'll save money we're pouring into the Middle East.

Answer 10

and?

increases in gas prices also raise all the prices for those goods, and more, to be shipped...

it's a free market... let it decide, is what I say...

Answer 11

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