Mexico issues first biofuel license

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Mexico issues biofuel license for first time Mexico recently said that in order to reduce harmful vehicle exhaust emissions and increase the income of poor farmers, Mexico will soon issue biofuel production licenses to relevant companies for the first time. 　　Mexico's Energy Ministry said in a statement that companies with biofuel production licenses can produce ethanol and biodiesel. 　　Mexico * * In December, he said that because Mexico could not compete with Brazil and the United States in ethanol production, Mexico * * Biodiesel production will be encouraged. 　　Mexico's Ministry of Agriculture recommended in January that farmers grow sugar beet, yucca and sorghum for biodiesel production. 　　Critics argue that biofuel production will ultimately harm the poor as increasing demand for crops will drive up food prices.

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