SPIRITWOOD, N.D. — Greg Morris, president of the ag services and oilseeds business unit at Archer Daniels Midland, used comically oversized scissors to cut a ribbon at the Green Bison Soy Processing ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Isoflavones from soy foods were associated with mental benefits in school-aged children. Tofu, tempeh and ...

Soy remains the most widely used and studied plant-based protein source thanks to its high protein content and quality, relative to other plant-based ingredients. But during the production of ...

Highly purified soy foods and soy supplements marketed in the United States may stimulate the growth of pre-existing estrogen-dependent breast tumors, according to a study done at the University of ...

OMAHA, Neb.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--White River Soy Processing, LLC (White River) announced today that it has been selected by the North Platte Chamber & Development Corporation (the Chamber) to develop an ...

In Iowa State University laboratory tests, adding ultrasonic treatment to soy processing has increased the release of soy proteins by 46 percent. The treatment has also boosted sugar yields by 50 ...

MORRISBURG, ONT. — Protein Industries Canada is partnering with Alinova Canada Inc., Marusan Ai Co., Earth’s Own Foods and Flamaglo Foods to develop and commercialize a new soy powder. The C$23.9 ...

Feb. 20—White River Soy liked what Benson Hill had in its soybean processing plants it didn't purchase one of their plants, it purchased both — including Creston last week. "The plant has the ability ...

HOPE, MINN. — Global Processing, a manufacturer of non-GM and organic food ingredients, has entered into an agreement to purchase a soy processing facility in Hope, Minn. The company said the location ...

Organic food ingredients company, Global Processing, has entered into an agreement to acquire a soy processing facility in Hope, Minnesota. Based in Steele Country, the site is located near five ...

BUENOS AIRES, March 15 (Reuters) - Argentina's soybean crushing plants are operating at the lowest capacity in history due to the impact of a ferocious drought, the leader of the country's top grains ...