Toyota Making Bio-Diesel Investment In Philippines

Posted on June 25, 2009

Toyota and the Philippine government have reached a basic memorandum of understanding in regards to creating a bio-diesel production facility. This is only the first step in a very long process, but it represents an interesting investment on behalf of Toyota. Considering that Toyota is cutting costseverywhere, investing in a bio-diesel plant in this economic climate could only be justified if it was a strategic move.

Toyota invests in bio-diesel made from jatropha curcas.

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