NATSO members will recall that biodiesel producer interests undertook a similar effort at the end of 2015 to move the biodiesel blenders' credit upstream to the producer level, which NATSO also successfully opposed. NATSO has long argued that reforming the biodiesel tax credit in this fashion would result in fuel retailers paying a higher price for biodiesel that inevitably would be passed down to consumers in the form of higher prices at the pump, leading to less biodiesel consumption in the United States and hindering the government's efforts to utilize cleaner burning fuels.
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