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New! Read the 2011 Corn Annual, The Positive Economic Impact of Corn Wet Milling, to learn more about the impressive economic fabric that strengthens rural economies, builds stronger communities and makes numerous products possible for American consumers. Read more. |
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Many of the products consumers enjoy daily get their start with corn. Corn refiners use over 1.4 billion bushels of U.S.-grown corn to produce a broad array of food, industrial, and feed products for Americans and for the world market. Read more. |
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Corn has a profound impact on our daily lives. Its role is not always transparent and without it, nothing would be the same. From the paint on your walls to the toothpaste in your bathroom, corn plays a part in nearly every aspect of our lives. Read more. |
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The corn refining industry plays an important role in our country’s rural landscape through responsible environmental stewardship and thoughtful community outreach. In times of economic downturn, this role is increasingly important. Read more. |
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The member companies of the corn refining industry collectively provide well-paying jobs to over 65,000 employees across the country. Nearly 41,000 farmers benefit from the sale of their corn to corn wet millers. Read more. |
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