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Adulterated Diesel Warning: Cheap Fuel Now, Expensive Repairs Later
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Adulterated Diesel Warning: Cheap Fuel Now, Expensive Repairs Later
With trucking costs climbing in South Africa, some operators are turning to cheaper diesel sources, sometimes fully aware it’s not the best quality, but in many cases, unknowingly buying adulterated fuel believing it’s legitimate. But beneath the promise of low prices lies a dangerous trend that could be damaging engines, draining profits, and even landing unsuspecting transporters in legal trouble. A 2023 report by the Department of Resources a…
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