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White Corn


Overview

White food-grade corn is a hybrid with specific starch traits. It is grown in eight states, but Kentucky, Nebraska and Texas are the leading producers. According to the U.S. Grains Council, approximately 65 percent of U.S. white corn is produced under contract. The buyers dry mill or alkaline process the corn to produce a high-quality, light-colored flour for such foods as corn chips, corn flakes and tortillas. Domestic demand for white corn remains strong, with an increasing demand for white corn to be used in snack foods. Mexico, formerly the largest importer of white corn, imposed tariffs in 2004 that drove white corn exports sharply downward.  March 2008 . . . White Corn


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