They were working on oil & olive oil very dense liquids we knew that, this covers tagging of petroleum and fuel derivatives, such as gasoline, diesel and kerosene much lighter liquids.
I'm sure everyone including service stations would like to know what they are really selling & we are buying 98 octane or 95 or 91
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