date:Mar 21, 2013
13 story in The Wall Street Journal.
The story said the U.S.D.A. was considering implementing the feedstock flexibility program at a potential loss of $80 million to remove 400,000 tons of excess sugar from the U.S. market to prevent sugar processors from defaulting on government loans of $862 million. That story prompted a letter later the same week from four senators asking the department to explain the potential cost and provide details about the loans.
Following the story, Republican Sena