* Govt stands firm on biofuel policy, to start info campaign
* Biofuel shares rebound
By Eric Kelsey
BERLIN, March 8 (Reuters) - The German government said on Tuesday it would hold firm on the phase-in of a high-biofuel petrol despite its widespread unpopularity among motorists, sending shares in biofuel companies higher.
The new fuel, called E10 for its 10 percent bioethanol content, has been shunned by motorists over concerns it may cause engine ...
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