(ANSA) - TRIESTE, MAR 18 - MOL Slovenia, the country's second largest fuel trader, has implemented fuel rationing throughout its network of petrol stations, according to Slovenian news agency STA. Private individuals are limited to 30 litres per visit, whereas legal entities and trucks are restricted to 200 litres. Shell has reportedly implemented caps as well, while market leader Petrol has refrained from doing so for the time being, according to the STA. The measure aims to ensure equitable access for all customers and prevent localised shortages. According to MOL Slovenia, the past two weeks have seen an "exceptional" surge in demand, driven by consumers stockpiling fuel and an influx of "fuel tourism" at border stations with lower prices than in neighbouring countries, STA wrote. (ANSA).