Philippines’ shift to E20 could boost demand for US corn and ethanol
The Philippines’ potential move to a higher ethanol blend in gasoline could significantly increase demand for U.S. corn and ethanol. According to southwest Ohio farmer Karyn Forman, the country currently uses an E10 blend, which relies on U.S. ethanol mixed with locally produced fuel.
Forman said that adopting an E20 blend could require up to 360 million gallons of ethanol, opening new opportunities for U.S. corn growers. She emphasized that a recent trade mission underscored the value of long-standing partnerships and mutual trust between the two sides.
She noted that Filipino partners recognize the high quality of American corn and are interested in stable supplies. Personal engagement, she added, helps strengthen these relationships and reinforces the reliability of corn from Ohio and the broader U.S. market.
Forman said that quality, sustainability, and consistency will remain key factors in future trade negotiations, playing a vital role in expanding market access.
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