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Blog > In the News > Articles > Senator Karen Gillmor, Agricultural Leaders To Launch Buy “Buy-Ohio” Campaign

Senator Karen Gillmor, Agricultural Leaders To Launch Buy “Buy-Ohio” Campaign

Columbus, OH – On Friday, June 19, 2009, at 9:30 a.m., State Senator Karen Gillmor (R-Tiffin) and representatives of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, the Ohio Soybean Council, the Ohio Corngrowers Association and the Ohio Bioproducts Innovation Center (OBIC) will officially kickoff their campaign to promote expanded use of commercial and industrial products composed from biological products, including renewable agricultural materials, like plant, animal and marine materials, or forestry materials. Not only are these products environmentally friendly, but also provide a growing market for Ohio agriculture.

Ross O. Youngs, inventor and CEO of Univenture, Inc., will be on hand to provide examples of his environmentally friendly packaging materials, made from agricultural products and in Marysville, Ohio. Many other companies in Ohio are also leading the way in bioproducts development and marketing, including Battelle, who will also have a representative at Friday’s event.

All participants support Senate Bill 131, legislation recently introduced by Senator Gillmor that would implement a purchasing preference program in Ohio, similar to the federal BioPreferred Products Program, for the acquisition of supplies by government agencies. Gillmor provided sponsor testimony on SB 131 before the Senate Agriculture Committee this morning.

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Senator Gillmor provides sponsor testimony before the Senate Agriculture Committee on SB 131. As an example of a bio-based product her legislation works to promote, Senator Gillmor is holding a soy-based lubricant, similar to WD-40, that is made right here in Ohio.

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