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SC dismisses plea seeking mandatory ethanol content disclosure at petrol pumps
Times of India — Top Stories✓
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The Supreme Court has rejected a petition requesting that petrol pumps be legally required to display the ethanol content in fuel. The plea sought greater transparency for consumers regarding the biofuel blends being sold at service stations.
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This decision maintains current fuel-labeling practices at petrol stations without imposing new mandatory disclosure requirements on retailers.
The Supreme Court has rejected a petition requesting that petrol pumps be legally required to display the ethanol content in fuel. The plea sought greater transparency for consumers regarding the biofuel blends being sold at service stations.
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