Red flags over petrol quality in South Africa
- The Automobile Association (AA) of South Africa has called on the Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources (DMPR) to implement stricter fuel-quality testing for locally sold petrol.
- The report added that Sasol and Astron Energy found more than 6% N-methylaniline in the product, against a recommended level of around 1.2% allowed by the Fuels Industry Association.
- If this cannot be done during the current financial year, the department becomes responsible for explaining why.
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