distillers' grain
Britishnoun
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The guild said it agreed with the SWA that "provenance and a sense of place is a critical element of whisky" and English whisky distillers' grain had to be sourced from the UK.
From BBC
“What we’ve done, by putting this equipment in, we have reduced some of that distillers grain pile by about 25 percent,” Murphy said.
From Washington Times
Similarly, China is eyeing a major increase in its own ethanol production, and that led to the nation slapping major duties on American imports of ethanol and dried distillers grain.
From Washington Times
The plant’s main byproduct, distillers grain, will be used as livestock feed.
From Washington Times
The Fairmont plant produces 120 million gallons of ethanol and 310,000 tons of distillers grain a year.
From Washington Times
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