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Industry defends controversial BP petrol pricing

Low-cost operator Gull says it adjusts prices to drive profits too. 

Mackenzie Smith
Wed, 11 Jul 2018

The Automobile Association and fuel industry are defending practices for competitive oil pricing after a leaked BP email revealed a price-hiking strategy.

In an email obtained by news website Stuff, BP pricing manager Suzanne Lucas directed lower North Island petrol stations to raise prices to

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Mackenzie Smith
Wed, 11 Jul 2018
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