Renewable Fuels Association targets motorcycles and launches “Choose Ethanol” website as promotion takes front seat

In Washington, the Renewable Fuels Association is targeting motorcyclists, according to “The Ethanol Report” produced by the editors of Domestic Fuel.  According to the Report, the RFA spoke about a motorcycle event promotion, the new “Choose Ethanol” website, and public outreach using social media.

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