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Before you are legally able to supply ethanol blends you must:

1. For ethanol-blended petrol (petrol containing up to 10% ethanol, commonly called E10)
   Clearly display on each pump dispensing ethanol-blended petrol
   the words 'Contains up to 10% ethanol' or, if you know the
   exact percentage, 'Contains (x)% ethanol'.
2. For E85 (a blend of 70–85% ethanol with the rest petrol)
   Clearly display on each pump dispensing E85 the words
   'Contains 70–85% ethanol. Not petrol or diesel' or, if you know the exact
   percentage, 'Contains (x)% ethanol. Not petrol or diesel'.