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John Baize

John Baize, President, John C. Baize & AssociatesPresident
John C. Baize & Associates
Member of the Natural Resources Council

John Baize is the President of John C. Baize & Associates, an international agricultural trading and policy consulting firm specializing in the oilseeds sector, particularly soybeans and soybean products. Mr. Baize has more than 16 years of experience in providing consultancy services to international agribusiness firms, agricultural trade associations, and investment firms. He also has experience in trade negotiations, global agricultural trade flows, and agricultural development for clients in Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. Mr. Baize specializes in biotechnology policies, trade policy, agricultural policy, and market development activities. He has knowledge of biodiesel issues, avian flu outbreak impacts, and international agricultural trade. (This is me - Update Profile)


Employment History
1989 - present President
John C. Baize & Associates
1979 - 1989 Staff Vice President
AMERICAN SOYBEAN ASSOCIATION INC

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Biodiesel Mandate a Bad Idea | 07-02-2007
Author: John Baize, President, John C. Baize & Associates

The biodiesel mandate sought by the biodiesel sector would be a bad idea.  The U.S. lacks sufficient oils and fats to produce more than about 700 million gallons of biodiesel annually with major disruptions of vegoils to the food sector and over supplies of protein meals.  However, investors...

Article Largely Correct | 05-25-2007
Analysis of: Hidden costs of corn-based ethanol | www.latimes.com
Author: John Baize, President, John C. Baize & Associates

Ethanol will cause: Higher meat prices because of greater use of corn for ethanol rather than for feed. Reduced production of other crops like soybeans that also are needed. More monculture with the associated use of greater nitrogen fertilizer (made from natural gas) Increased vulnerability of the...

Rush to Biofuels Fraught with Great Risks | 01-12-2007
Analysis of: No easy answers to ethanol dilemma | www.journalstar.com
Author: John Baize, President, John C. Baize & Associates

  The rush to subsidize ethanol and other biofuels is certain to cause problems.  Among these are making U.S. fuel consumers overly dependent on Mother Nature, undermining the domestic livestock sector, and raising food prices around the world.  Before further incentives are provided...

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