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Perfectly Timed, Perfectly Captured 🤌🏻 2013 Subaru WRX-STI by Fotos By Lonzo

2013 Subaru WRX STI Hatchback on 326Power Yaba King Mesh Wheels & Air Lift Performance 3P Suspension 

Depending on the sensor of your DSLR ☝🏻

It can be tricky to pull off, but it's the finest of moods during the in-between of golden hour and the strike of night 💫

An ample demonstration as @fotos.by.lonzo comes through with the sets of car photography larger than we can post as a Business,

Breaking down discreet disposals into PT.2 with Brian Zamudio and his modified 2013 Subaru WRX STI Hatchbackon326Power Yaba King Mesh Wheels sun-kissed and complemented by bokeh throughout ✨

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Up Close & Personal with VLAND Lexus IS250 Headlights ⚡️

Lexus IS250 on RAYS Gram Lights 57DR Wheels & Air Lift Performance 3H 3P Suspension

Pink Car the 🌍

A plus one to the Roster of Pink Cars worldwide— catch Omar pulling off a settled yet stand-out display with his modified Lexus IS250 ⚡️

Catch him wrapped in Gloss Ruby Fuchsia due to the credit of Paradox Wraps & Styling based in Denver, Colorado! 🎀

Starring you down with @VLAND Headlights, you can also catch the Finer details showcased by the car photography of Unseen Creations, such as his RAYS Gram Lights 57DR Wheels 🔍

Catch us throwing it down with our automotive partners @toyotas.worst.nightmare— because they know the Standards enough to bring the collaborations 🤝❤️‍🔥

ADM, Vland partner for feed enzyme technology

Archer Daniels Midland Company (ADM) and Qingdao Vland Biotech Group Co Ltd have entered into a joint development agreement for the development and commercialization of enzymes for animal feed applications.

In addition to ADM’s research centre in Decatur, Illinois, ADM will open a new US enzyme research and development lab in California that will directly support activities being undertaken in the joint development agreement. Vland will also conduct research and development in its Qingdao research laboratory, which will be upgraded to a new state-of-the-art facility.

Under the agreement, the companies will share enzyme-producing strains as a basis for the development of feed enzymes that will improve animal nutrition and health. Products developed under the agreement will be commercialized by both companies.

“This agreement and the opening of our new enzyme lab will significantly enhance our ability to develop products for the fast-growing enzyme market. The agreement will give our research and development team access to new enzyme strains, and the new US-based enzyme research lab will provide us with the resources to use those strains to develop new, state-of-the-art feed enzymes. We’re looking forward to adding these capabilities to our already strong array of animal nutrition products and solutions,” said Todd Werpy, chief technology officer, ADM.