PetroSA collapse highlights the urgent need to reform SA’s flawed fuel standards
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The fuel contamination scandal in the Garden Route was caused by the fuel additive N-methylaniline, which remains legal in South Africa but is banned across the world. This additive is legal because South Africa has inadequate testing st…
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