As the biochemical industry emerges, it is bringing out new products and replacing existing ones made from oil. Bio-based chemicals are expected to grow significantly and increase their share in overall chemicals production to an estimated 9 per cent of all chemicals in 2020.2
As bio-refiners are focusing on biofuels, they prefer to use feedstock with high sugar content, such as bagasse from sugarcane or sweet sorghum, corn stover and grasses.
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Frost & Sullivan, 2012-11-07.
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