JAKARTA: The Indonesian government says the European Union’s tariffs on the Asian nation’s biodiesel shipments are "unacceptable” and all options to counter the policy are on the table, including retaliatory actions.
The EU imposed five-year tariffs on Indonesian biodiesel imports to counter alleged subsidies to producers of the fuel, which is typically made from palm oil and other fats for use in diesel engines.
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