FTC proposal on ethanol blends labeling 'flawed,' says NACS

摘要

A new dispenser labeling rule proposed by the Federal Trade Commission is "extremely flawed," says the National Assn. of Convenience Stores. Under the changes being suggested by the FTC, marketers would have to declare the exact amount of ethanol in their gasoline or say that it falls between "10% and 70%."rnThe FTC said it had received comments urging a change in its Fueling Rating Rule "in light of the emergence of mid-level ethanol blends as retail fuels, and the risk of harm to consumers' vehicles."