UK biodiesel industry attacks rejection of duties on cheaper US imports

The UK biodiesel industry is expressing frustration over the government's decision to reject duties on cheaper US imports, which ignored recommendations to impose levies of over £250 per tonne to safeguard local producers. This move is seen as a blow to the domestic industry, which argues that the cheaper imports are unfairly undercutting their operations, threatening jobs and local production capacity. The decision carries broader implications for the UK's commitment to supporting renewable energy sectors and maintaining fair competition. For more details, check out the full article on the Financial Times website.