Mike
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Sparked by the hot fuel debate, petroleum marketers have formed a coalition to address fair competition, cost-effective distribution and fair consumer treatment.
Independent petroleum marketers established the Partnership for Uniform Marketing Practices to “fight recent allegations that consumers are receiving less than they pay for as the result of retailers selling gasoline at temperatures higher than standard 60-degree reference temperature.”
PUMP members include the American Trucking Associations, petroleum marketers and convenience store associations and NATSO, which represents truck stops.
The controversy began with an August Kansas City Star report that used data from the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
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Independent petroleum marketers established the Partnership for Uniform Marketing Practices to “fight recent allegations that consumers are receiving less than they pay for as the result of retailers selling gasoline at temperatures higher than standard 60-degree reference temperature.”
PUMP members include the American Trucking Associations, petroleum marketers and convenience store associations and NATSO, which represents truck stops.
The controversy began with an August Kansas City Star report that used data from the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
more...