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AMG’s jatropha, eucalyptus accessions in China delayed until December
In Canada, AMG Bioenergy hit another snag in its acquisition of a 133 hectare jatropha plantation and a 201 hectare eucalyptus plantation, and the associated land use rights in the People’s Republic of China. AMG previously reported that they anticipated the acquisition would be closed on or about October 21.
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