Consumer Protection will allege the fuel chain misled its customers by swapping out the premium product for standard 91.
Perth’s cheapest petrol chain faces prosecution over claims it passed off 91 fuel as premium
Consumer Protection will allege the fuel chain misled its customers by swapping out the premium product for standard 91.
Key Takeaways
- Perth’s cheapest petrol chain faces prosecution over claims it passed off 91 fuel as premium.
- Consumer Protection will allege the fuel chain misled its customers by swapping out the premium product for standard 91.
- Consumer Protection will allege the fuel chain misled its customers by swapping out the premium product for standard 91.
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Published originally on The Age Australia


