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Germany raises the alarm on AdBlue. They scare with empty shelves

About the first symptoms of European problems with AdBlue we wrote in early September. At that time, its prices have risen significantly. A month and a half has passed and the situation has not improved. In Germany they sound the alarm about problems with the availability of the agent, necessary to keep the trucks moving.

Stocks are running out after SKW Piesteritz, a company in the city of Wittenberg, East Germany, which is a major German producer, shut down production to cope with rising gas prices.“- we read in the Financial Times.

According to the papers, Dirk Engelhardt, head of BGL, a commercial organization for the transportation industry, said he was besieged by companies concerned that they were running out of AdBlue, which neutralizes nitrogen oxide emissions from diesel engines.

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