Ethanol inventories tightening during fall months
October 11, 2013
BY Rick Kment
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The European Commission on Sept. 14 announced it will implement retroactive surveillance measures on imports of ethanol from several countries, including the U.S. The surveillance measures are to remain in effect for three years.
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