The media reported on the introduction of restrictions on the sale of fuel to farmers in Britain

In the UK, agricultural machinery owners are facing fuel sales limits due to the conflict in the Middle East. This was reported on March 23 by The Telegraph newspaper, citing sources.

"Wholesalers are imposing restrictions to ensure that all farmers receive at least some amount of fuel," Patrick Crehan, a representative of Anglia Farmers, told the publication.

According to the newspaper, in Essex County, as well as in several areas of Scotland, wholesalers have imposed restrictions on the sale of red diesel fuel intended for farmers, setting limits on its purchase.

It is specified that 500 liters is the maximum that farmers can get to use.

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On March 11, The Times newspaper reported the fastest rate of increase in gasoline prices in Britain since 2022. It is specified that the jump in gasoline prices is associated with the outbreak of conflict in the Middle East.

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