Wisconsin Assembly Proposed End to Labeling at Gas
Pumps
The EAA reports that it recently worked with the Wisconsin
Ethanol Producers to help craft a compromise bill that ensures
retail gas stations continue to inform customers of their use of
gasoline with ethanol additives. As noted on the EAA website, State
Assembly Bill 675 seeks to remove a requirement that gas stations
label their pumps with the percentage of ethanol, unless the device
dispenses reformulated gasoline at an airport for use as aircraft
fuel. EAA, which holds a series of FAA supplemental type
certificates (STC) that provide the right to allow aircraft owners
to use auto fuels, argued that clear labeling was needed regarding
ethanol in automotive gasolines for flight safety reasons.