TREE NEWS reports: The United States is considering a tax break on red-dyed diesel as a way to bring down fuel prices. Red-dyed diesel is typically reserved for off-road and agricultural use, and the proposed relief targets the cost of that fuel. No further details on the size, timing or scope of the measure were provided.
US Weighs Tax Break on Red-Dyed Diesel to Lower Fuel Prices
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