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Fuel retailers say price control does not build strong economies

Fuel retailers say price control does not build strong economies
Price control does not build strong economies and is a hindrance to investment and job creation.

This is the stand of the Fiji Fuel Retailers Association as they are pushing for a 6% retail margin on all fuel products.

A 3.5% margin was granted to the Association in February this year for unleaded fuel and premix. 

However, President Baljeet Singh said the interim margin only related to about 35% of their sales volume.

Singh said their margins are still the lowest in the Pacific which need to be rectified. 


The Commerce Commission is expected to make a decision by July on their proposal.


Story by: Sofaia Koroitanoa

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