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Home 2. News 3. News article Back to results An error has occured. The article you are searching for was not found. GERMANY PLANS TO 'FURTHER REDUCE' USE OF CROP-BIOFUELS Published date: 29 April 2022 SHARE: AddThis Sharing Buttons Share to LinkedInLinkedInShare to TwitterTwitterShare to FacebookFacebookShare to MessengerMessengerShare to WhatsAppWhatsApp Germany plans to further reduce the use of biofuels produced from food and feed crops because of rising food costs and waning supply of agricultural products caused by disruption of exports from main suppliers Ukraine and Russia. Details of a reduction to Germany's cap on crop-based biofuels are being discussed with the agricultural ministry, environment minister Steffi Lemke said. The government aims to decide on the plans "as soon as possible", as spokesperson told Argus. Use of crop-based biofuels to comply with Germany's greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reduction quota is capped at 4.4pc this year. It is unclear by how much the cap is planned to be lowered. Germany has already banned the use of biofuels produced from palm oil from 2023. German consumption of crop feedstock such as wheat, rapeseed, corn and soybeans for the production of biofuels is estimated at 9.8mn t this year, the ministry told Argus. Of this only 9pc will come from domestic production and the rest from imports. German biofuels and oilseeds growers' associations VDB and Ufop urged the government not to change the blending mandate. Market forces are already reacting to the Russia-Ukraine conflict and are taking regulatory action, VDB said. "Various biodiesel producers are reporting that they are reducing their production due to the feedstock prices," said VDB managing director Elmar Baumann. "Instead, the rapeseed oil flows into the food sector. This shows that the market is responding effectively to the changed supply situation." Germany would follow other European countries such as Norway, Sweden and Finland in changing their domestic blending mandates in reaction to surging prices. Belgium's Green coalition — made up of the Groen and Ecolo parties — earlier this month said it would to table a proposal in parliament calling for use of first-generation crop-based biofuels to be scrapped. By Sophie Barthel QUICK ACCESS: ARGUS AGRICULTURE RESOURCES * Explore Argus agriculture offerings * Argus Media on LinkedIn * Latest free news * Argus agriculture products ARGUS BLOG Our editors and experts share insights and analyses about energy and commodity markets worldwide. Read and listen to the latest blog posts and podcasts for your market and region. Find out more RELATED NEWS An error has occured. 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