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Venture to weigh price and risk

Nov 6, 2003 12:00 PM

St. Louis-based Doane Agricultural Services and Chicago-based Commodity & Ingredient Hedging (CIH), LLC announce the formation of a new joint venture: Integrated Commodity Advisors (ICA), an LLC.

The new company will offer comprehensive price risk management services to producers of corn, soybeans, and wheat. A key feature of the services will be specific marketing and pricing strategies developed by CIH risk management experts.

For more information on Integrated Commodity Advisors LLC and their products and services, go to www.ica.com. For more information on Commodity & Ingredient Hedging, go to www.cihedging.com. For more information on Doane Agricultural Services, go to www.doane.com.

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