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2017 SOY PRODUCTS GUIDE Soynewuses.Org PRODUCT 2017 SOY PRODUCTS GUIDE SoyNewUses.org PRODUCT Bus se quodi denim re, ut quist idignis vollupta que sunt occum vid maximpor alit hariam la consequame omnia venieturem verum faccatur, temque endusti volenie ndipicto molorpo repudia dent, ut apienim. PRODUCT Bus se quodi denim re, ut quist idignis vollupta que sunt occum vid maximpor alit hariam la consequame omnia venieturem verum faccatur, temque endusti volenie ndipicto molorpo repudia dent, ut apienim. PRODUCT Bus se quodi denim re, ut quist idignis vollupta que sunt occum vid maximpor alit hariam la consequame omnia venieturem verum faccatur, temque endusti volenie ndipicto molorpo repudia dent, ut apienim. 2 | CONSUMER PRODUCTS 2017 SOY PRODUCTS GUIDE BioPreferred Product PRODUCT Bus se quodi denim re, ut quist idignis vollupta que sunt occum vid maximpor THE USE OF SOYBEAN DERIVATIVES IN MANUFACTURING ISN’T NEW. alit hariam la consequame omnia venieturem verum In fact, Henry Ford and George Washington faccatur, temque endusti volenie ndipicto molorpo Carver shared a vision in using soybean and other repudia dent, ut apienim. natural ingredients to make plastics, paint, fuel and other products. In 1942, Ford built a car with a plastic body made from soybeans and posed in front of it in a suit made of soy-based fiber. The United Soybean Board (USB) is hardwood and particleboard. The list carrying on this vision by supporting grows every year with new products. PRODUCT innovative soy-based research for As global demand for fuels, fiber and Bus se quodi denim re, ut new product development. Since the material continues to climb, soy- quist idignis vollupta que mid-1990s this ongoing research based products and feedstock provide sunt occum vid maximpor alit hariam la consequame has led to the development and smart, sustainable alternatives to omnia venieturem verum manufacture of hundreds of products petrochemical-based products. With faccatur, temque endusti that contain soy, including soy- equal – or better – performance and volenie ndipicto molorpo repudia dent, ut apienim. based spray foam insulation; plastic lower environmental impact, soy- composites for cars, boats and based products make it easy to go agricultural equipment; paint; ink; green. Think of all the ways you and wood adhesives used in plywood, can save when you Think Soy. PRODUCT Bus se quodi denim re, ut quist idignis vollupta que sunt occum vid maximpor alit hariam la consequame omnia venieturem verum faccatur, temque endusti volenie ndipicto molorpo repudia dent, ut apienim. BioPreferred Product 2017 SOY PRODUCTS GUIDE CONSUMER PRODUCTS | 1 A GUIDE TO GOING GREEN USB publishes the “Soy Products Guide” every year to help researchers, product developers, manufacturers, businesses and consumers identify commercially available soy-based products and ingredients. More products are added to the electronic version of the Soy Products Guide, as they become available throughout the year. For the most up-to-date listings, visit www.soynewuses.org. SUSTAINABLE SOY THE CHECKOFF CONNECTION Soy ingredients are a natural choice for The United Soybean Board (USB) funds research companies looking to make products and and promotes the development and promotion of processes more sustainable in many ways. soy’s many uses. Cultivating broader awareness • Homegrown U.S. soybeans reduce and use of soy as a biobased ingredient, the dependency on petroleum and associated board’s research and promotion programs price fluctuations for raw materials. have been instrumental in creating hundreds of products. Consisting of 73 volunteer farmers- • Unlike fossil fuels, soybeans are a renewable directors, USB oversees investment of all U.S. resource, so there’s always an ample supply. soybean farmers’ checkoff dollars and seeks to • Soybeans take carbon dioxide (CO2) out use that investment to maximize their on-farm of the atmosphere as they grow, and add profitability. For more information on USB and very little while being processed into the soy checkoff, go to www.unitedsoybean.org. products. This contributes to better air quality and helps manufacturers meet COMPANY LISTINGS new CO2 emission regulations. The companies listed are contacted annually • A 2010 Soy Life Cycle Assessment report, to verify that their products contain soy in available at www.soynewuses.org, along with some form and are available for sale. the U.S. Soybean Sustainability Assurance The information in this guide is updated Protocol, are being used by manufacturers annually and is updated in real time on to set sustainability standards for products. www.soynewuses.org as manufacturers send These reports are helping companies updates to USB. In some cases, new products reduce their regulatory compliance and will be launched, and other products may no insurance costs and make their products longer be available. Many companies have eligible for higher LEED points. indicated an interest in wholesale distribution, • Products containing soybean oil are and resellers are encouraged to contact them less likely to pollute and contaminate directly. USB does not provide any guarantee or waterways like petroleum equivalents. warranty of the products or suppliers. For more • In many cases soybean derivatives are information, see the disclaimer on page 82. replacing suspect carcinogens in products, If you would like to have your soy-based without compromising performance. product added to this guide, please send information to [email protected] 2 | A GUIDE TO GOING GREEN 2017 SOY PRODUCTS GUIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS Industrial Products Pavement Restoration and Surfacing Agents 56 Adhesives 26 Remediation 57 Consumer Products Agricultural Adjuvants 27 Roofing Products 57 Animal Care XX04 Biodiesel 27 Wood Products and Adhesives 58 Arts and Crafts XX04 Cleaning Supplies and Deodorizers 28 Automotive XX04 Concrete Supplies 36 Ingredients, Biodiesel XX06 Dielectric Fluids 38 Intermediates, Building ProductsMaterials XX07 Dust Suppressants 38 Feedstocks Candles XX08 Fleet Management 38 Blown Soybean Oils 60 Cleaning Products XX10 Flooring 40 Plastics 61 Clothing and Footwear XX14 Grease, Oil and Lubricants 41 Proteins 63 Flooring XX14 Hydraulic Fluids 47 Propylene Glycol 64 Furniture XX14 Insulation 48 Refined and Deodorized Grease, Oil and Lubricants XX15 Soybean Oils 65 Landscaping and Recreation 48 Lawn and Garden XX18 Solvents (Methyl Esters) 65 Metalworking Fluids 49 Machinery XX19 Surfactants and Emulsifiers 67 Oil Drilling 50 Paints, Coatings and Stains XX19 Technical Grade Soybean Oils 70 Paint Strippers XX Paints, Coatings, Paint Strippers 20 Stains and Sealants 50 Unrefined Soybean Oils 70 Personal Care Products XX Personal Care Products 21 Paint Strippers and Solvents 52 Waxes 70 Recreation XX Recreation 25 Paper and Printing Sealants XX Sealants 25 Ink and Supplies 53 Company Listing 72 BIOPREFERRED® PROGRAM Managed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), the goal of the BioPreferred program is to increase the purchase and use of biobased products, including those made with soy. The increased development, purchase, and use of biobased products reduces our nation's reliance on petroleum, increases the use of renewable agricultural resources, and contributes to reducing adverse environmental and health impacts. TWO MAJOR PARTS OF THE PROGRAM DENOTES PRODUCTS IN THIS CATALOG THAT ARE CERTIFIED AS BIOPREFERRED AND MANDATORY PURCHASING REQUIREMENTS FOR FEDERAL AGENCIES AND THEIR CONTRACTORS VOLUNTARY LABELING INITIATIVE FOR BIOBASED PRODUCTS PANTONE 7477 C PANTONE 537 C PANTONE 5757 C PANTONE 103 C The BioPreferred Program The Voluntary Labeling Program Federal law, the Federal Acquisition Regulation, and Presidential Enables manufacturers to have their biobased Executive Orders direct that all federal agencies purchase biobased products that meet program requirements evaluated products in categories identified by the Department of Agriculture and labeled for easy consumer identification. (USDA). To date, USDA has identified 97 categories (e.g. cleaners, To learn more about BioPreferred products and products carpet, lubricants, paints) of biobased products for which agencies with the USDA Certified Biobased Product label please visit and their contractors have purchasing requirements. Each www.biopreferred.gov, and follow on Twitter @BioPreferred. mandatory purchasing category specifies the minimum biobased content for products within the category. The BioPreferred program provides acquisition tools, the BioPreferred Catalog and training resources to assist in meeting biobased purchasing requirements. 2017 SOY PRODUCTS GUIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS | 3 CONSUMER PRODUCTS From car seats and cleaning supplies to carpet and coatings, soybeans help make products more renewable and environmentally friendly while maintaining, or in some cases exceeding, performance. Soy- based products help reduce U.S. dependence on petroleum. They are also more biodegradable, reduce or eliminate volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in products, and may reduce exposure to known and suspect carcinogens. Products listed in this section are intended for use by everyday consumers. In some cases more than one source is listed for an identical product. Product descriptions are provided by suppliers. USB does not guarantee their accuracy or provide any guarantee or warranty for the products or suppliers listed. ANIMAL CARE DIXON TICONDEROGA Prang Fun Pro Crayons — Crayons made FEED ENERGY COMPANY with 100 percent renewable resources All Veg 4000 — A natural energy source including soybean oil.
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