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Vermont
The state of Vermont:
    •Has a weights and measures law, and
    •Has a weights and measures administrative body (it is part of the state’s Department of Agriculture and Markets), and
    •The weights and measures law includes some dispositions regarding method of sale for liquid fuels
However, the law does not specify any quality parameters that gasoline sold in the state must meet. The only specific gasoline quality provisions in the state’s regulatory framework have to do with Reid vapor pressure (RVP). Per the state’s Department of Environmental Conservation, no fuel shall be sold out of gasoline terminals with an RVP higher than 9.0 psi (62.1 kPa): this provision effectively precludes gasoline-ethanol blends from eligibility for the federal 1-psi (6.9 kPa) waiver.
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