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Why Brazil Is Raising the Ethanol in Its Gasoline to 32%
Brazil is increasing the ethanol blend in ordinary gasoline from 30% to 32%, with a decision by the national energy council expected in June. The move aims to reduce gasoline imports and mitigate the impact of higher oil prices.
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