While the EU anti-dumping and countervailing duties against the U.S. are in place for two-and-half more years, global oil prices have crashed and the U.S. dollar is appreciating, there are some positive forces shaping ethanol export demand.This week USDA's Economic Research Service (ERS) released a report entitled Biofuel Use in International Markets: The Importance of Trade, which highlights the changes in the U.S. and Brazilian ethanol markets and the global dynamics of biofuels trade. According to the report, the U.S. has been the largest consumer of ethanol since 2004 and the largest producer since 2006. However, it was a net importer through 2009. Exports exceeded imports by 200 million gallons in 2010, turning the U.S. into a net expo...