Key Takeaways:

Soyoil futures have been trading at the highest levels since 2022. Higher crude oil prices have allowed biofuels to be more cost-competitive with fossil fuels. Recent U.S. biofuel policy, including 45Z, has been favorable toward soyoil as a feedstock. California will be limiting the amount of virgin vegetable oils that can be used as biofuel feedstocks, but this has not been as gloomy for soyoil as previously expected. Increasing soyoil production is the most viable way to meet biofuel feedstock demand, but there are factors limiting rapid domestic crush expansion. Farmer economic interests have pulled ahead as the leading driver of biofuel production, exceeding environmental concerns and energy independence. Soyoil futures...