Perth fuel chain faces prosecution for allegedly selling 91 fuel as premium

First reported by The Sydney Morning Herald 35 min agoLatest report 14 min ago2 sources

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A Perth-based fuel retailer is facing legal action by Western Australia's Consumer Protection authority for allegedly misrepresenting standard 91 octane petrol as premium fuel. The regulator claims the company made false or misleading claims about the octane rating of the fuel it sold to customers.

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The Sydney Morning Herald07:4435 min ago
Perth’s cheapest petrol chain faces prosecution over claims it passed off 91 fuel as premium (opens The Sydney Morning Herald in a new tab)
Consumer Protection will allege the fuel chain misled its customers by swapping out the premium product for standard 91.
ABC Australia08:0514 min ago
Fuel retailer accused of selling unleaded 91 as premium petrol (opens ABC Australia in a new tab)
The WA Commissioner for Consumer Protection launches civil court action against a fuel retailer it alleges has been making false or misleading claims about the octane rating of petrol.