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Australia has just FIVE WEEKS left of essential chemical [urea] diesel trucks need to start their engines as service stations start to run out - and it could leave supermarket shelves empty by Christmas
[Daily Mail, where America gets its news] - Energy Minister Angus Taylor admitted five weeks' supply of diesel chemical
- Shipments on way to Australia would provide another two weeks of urea supply
- Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce quarantining in Washington with Covid
- He was cabinet minister in charge of spearheading Australia's crisis response
- Mr Taylor has formed an emergency taskforce to deal with the urea shortage
- Former Donald Trump adviser Andrew Liveris
| ...formerly CEO of Dow Chemical, so one assumes he knows whereof he speaks... |
on AdBlue Taskforce in Australia
- Petroleum marketers association said service stations restricting AdBlue buys
- SRH Milk Haulage has confirmed they don't have any more AdBlue at their depot
Mr Taylor blamed China, Australia's biggest trading partner, for the crisis without specifically citing their export ban on refined urea.
China supplies 80 per cent of the Asia-Pacific region's diesel-grade urea
Australia's only urea maker, Incitec Pivot, prepares to cease production next year.
Posted by: Skidmark 2021-12-12 |
