ENLARGE
Amrik Singh, manager of River Forks
Market in Roseburg, fills up a customer's vehicle with
premium non-ethanol gasoline. A new Oregon law allows stations to sell the fuel
to motorists.
A new state law allows non-ethanol gasoline to be sold for use in vehicles. Many people reported loss of gas mileage and issues with clogged systems after regular gasoline was blended with 10 percent ethanol in 2008.
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