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Feedstock agreements for biodiesel refer to contracts between biodiesel producers and suppliers of feedstock materials, such as vegetable oils, animal fats, or recycled cooking oils, which are essential for biodiesel production. These agreements outline the terms of supply, pricing, and quality standards for the feedstock, ensuring a reliable and consistent source for manufacturers. By securing feedstock in advance, producers can stabilize their production costs and mitigate supply chain risks, ultimately supporting the sustainability and profitability of biodiesel operations.

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