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The agency alleged 131 reporting errors involving chemicals such as benzene, ethylbenzene, formaldehyde and toluene. At the Iowa plant, 31 reporting errors are alleged, with a fine of $209,241.
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The Andersons Marathon pays record penalties in Iowa, U.S. for failing to report chemicals that could be released in an emergency
EPA’s Region 7 and Region 5 offices coordinated their investigations of Andersons Marathon’s failure to file, failure to file timely, and failure to file accurate annual EPCRA TRI Forms for several chemicals from its fermentation vapor stream.
The owner of four Midwest ethanol plants will pay $1.7 million to resolve allegations that it failed to report toxic chemical releases, in what the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said is the largest-ever penalty of its kind.