Missouri Senate Passes Law Requiring 5% Biodiesel Blend

By admin | March 13, 2008

Submitted by DTN Ethanol Blog
The Missouri Senate has passed a bill that would require all diesel fuel sold in the state contain a 5 percent biodiesel blend.

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