A new $300 million facility in Eddyville has begun producing a corn-based chemical that will be used to make consumer goods.

Qore has opened a $360 million plant in Eddyville, converting locally grown corn into a chemical used in everything from ...

Qore, a joint venture firm of Cargill and Helm, has recently announced that it has successfully completed the development of ...

The brand new facility in Eddyville produces QIRA, a bio-based alternative for a compound typically made from fossil fuels.

EDDYVILLE, IOWA, US — Qore, LLC, a joint venture between Cargill and German chemical company HELM, has begun producing QIRA, ...

A facility at the Cargill plant in Eddyville makes a bio-based alternative to fossil-fuel chemicals used in clothing and ...

The facility, which is now up and running, takes the corn and processes it into a chemical building block called QIRA.