Mexico Identifies Irregularities in Hydrocarbon Marketing: Seeks to Strengthen Laws to Combat Huachicol
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President Sheinbaum said that fuel marketers cover 72% of irregularities detected in the sector during 2025.
The Federal Government analyses limiting the participation of intermediaries in the supply chain, where 72% of the inconsistencies detected in the 2025 operations were concentrated.
The federal government analyzes changing the rules of the fuel market to limit the participation of oil marketers, a change that could alter the supply chain of gasoline and diesel in Mexico, according to Carlos Vallejo Galván, expert at QUA Energy Consultores. This morning, President Claudia Sheinbaum reported that her [...] The Mexico office seeks to remove intermediaries from the gasoline business first appeared in Energy21.
The Government of Mexico will strengthen the fight against huachicol through greater controls over the... The Government office tightens controls against huachicol and targets fuel marketers first appeared in the Political Chain.
Companies buy and sell fuel without necessarily having their own transportation; the government seeks to reduce their participation or set limits to their operations.
President Claudia Sheinbaum announced during her morning conference on Wednesday the intention of her administration to strengthen the legal framework to combat the illicit trade in fuels.This decision is made after the identification of significant irregularities in the marketing of hydrocarbons.Strategy to combat the illicit trade in fuelsSheinbaum explained that the investigations will cover the entire supply chain, from import to sale at gas…
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