Canada’s fuel policies are creating a growing market for ethanol. The question is where the resulting investment happens. Without action, imports will continue capturing a disproportionate share of that opportunity. FFA joins @RenewCan in calling for a minimum 1.4x CFR credit multiplier for Canadian ethanol to give Canadian farmers and producers a fair shot at that growth. Read our letter to the government below and more on the call here: businesswire.com/news/home/2…

“Why is Canada losing out in a market we built?” FFA founders joined @realloudlyndsey on @realagriculture to talk about the simple fix to Canada’s Clean Fuel Regulations—and what waiting is costing farmers and producers. Catch the conversation here👇 youtube.com/watch?v=YQO0XJf3…

An ethanol plant doesn’t just make fuel. Canadian corn goes in. Ethanol, high-protein animal feed, and other valuable co-products come out. One crop for multiple markets means more value from every bushel.👇

Canada’s ethanol market is growing, but who benefits from that growth? Modern fuel policy increasingly shapes where biofuels are produced, where investment happens and which farmers and rural communities capture the economic opportunity. The numbers in this article make the case for Canadian policy to catch up: nationalnewswatch.com/2026/0…

Canada has… 🌽 World-class farmers. 🏭 Modern ethanol facilities. ⛽ Affordable, lower-carbon fuel. Now let's make sure Canadian policy keeps pace. A minimum 1.4x credit multiplier helps Canadian ethanol compete, unlocks investment, and keeps our clean fuel industry growing here at home. 🇨🇦

When you fill up your tank, you shouldn't have to choose between affordability and lower emissions.🇨🇦 Canadian ethanol helps deliver both—while supporting farmers, jobs, and investment here at home. That's the kind of Canadian success story we want to build on.

Strong trade agreements matter. So do strong domestic policies. Preserving North American trade and giving Canadian ethanol producers the tools to compete aren't conflicting ideas—they're complementary ones. That's why Canada should move forward with targeted CFR updates, including a minimum 1.4x credit multiplier. realagriculture.com/2026/06/…

From the field to the fuel tank, Canadian farmers keep this country moving. 🇨🇦 Turn up our Canada Day playlist and celebrate the growers and rural communities that help fuel our hometowns: open.spotify.com/playlist/1U…

David Schick puts it well. A more level playing field starts with a credit multiplier. It’s a practical step that helps Canadian ethanol stay competitive and keeps clean fuel benefits rooted in Canada.

The Government committed to protecting Canada's domestic biofuels sector. This summer, it's time to deliver. Today, we're calling for a minimum 1.4x credit multiplier for Canadian-produced ethanol to help restore a level playing field for Canada's ethanol producers, farmers and rural communities. Read our statement: businesswire.com/news/home/2…

Worth a read! When Canadian ethanol is forced to compete on an uneven playing field, Canadian farmers and rural communities feel it first: stalled investment, weaker local demand, and fewer clean fuel dollars staying here at home. Here’s the fix.👇

The problem is becoming hard to ignore: ethanol imports are benefiting from incentives on both sides of the border while Canadian farmers and plants are left waiting in their own market. Canadian producers aren’t asking for special treatment, just policy that reflects today’s reality. The fix is already on the record: a CFR ethanol credit multiplier set at 1.4x minimum this summer. Read the @globeandmail report: apple.news/A7wvpvdPXSnGoaRlc…

A 1.4x Canadian credit multiplier closes the gap and levels the playing field. Anything less leaves Canadian ethanol competing at a built-in disadvantage. 👇

Great meeting with the Hon. Steve Clark at Queen’s Park - a champion for homegrown industry. Canadian ethanol is a ready-now win for rural jobs, farm demand, and affordable, lower-carbon fuel—and we’re focused on the practical policy fixes to keep those benefits here at home. 🇨🇦