Truck stops warned against red-dyed diesel sales: ‘Limited upside’
Summary
Industry groups have warned truck stops about selling red-dyed diesel fuel, saying it may not bring many benefits despite high diesel prices in the U.S. The White House seems to be promoting the use of dyed diesel in new ways to help with fuel supply issues.Key Facts
- Truck stops received warnings from industry groups about selling red-dyed diesel.
- Red-dyed diesel is a type of fuel marked with a dye to show it is for off-road use and usually taxed differently.
- Diesel prices in the U.S. have reached record highs recently.
- The White House is encouraging more use of dyed diesel fuel outside its traditional uses.
- Industry leaders say selling dyed diesel this way could have limited financial benefits.
- The goal is to help the fuel supply chain cope with current challenges.
- The Society of Independent Gasoline Marketers of America is one of the groups involved in the warning.
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