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Major Oil Companies Follow Gull's Lead
Major Oil Companies Follow Gull's Lead
Market moves to Gull pricing
level
Auckland, 21 May 2012 -
Gull today welcomed the news that the major oil companies
have followed their lead and dropped fuel
pricing.
“Despite volatility in world commodity
prices and the exchange rate Gull dropped its pricing to
$2.159 for regular and $1.529 for diesel ten
days ago,” notes Graham Stirk, Retail Manager for
Gull New Zealand.
“It’s great that the majors
have finally decided to follow Gull’s lead and offer Kiwi
motorists value for money at the pumps.”
Gull’s
growing network of drive through / unmanned sites offer
further savings with prices as low as $2.129 for regular and
$1.499 for diesel. Motorists can save further by making use
of Countdown supermarket dockets in conjunction with their
purchase.
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