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Lord Rooker at the opening of the new bioethanol plant

Lord Rooker at the opening of the new bioethanol plant
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November 23, 2007 A new, state of the art plant that will produce bioethanol from locally-grown sugar beet has been opened in the U.K. The British Sugar facility at Wissington, Norfolk, has an annual production capacity of 70 million liters.

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