New details in watchdog’s lawsuit claim cheap Perth fuel chain sold more premium 98 than it bought
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Consumer Protection found that customers paid for almost 9 million litres of 95 fuel over eight months. Delivery logs from a six month period suggest that no 95 fuel was actually delivered to any locations owned by Burk. This discovery forms part of a lawsuit claiming a cheap fuel chain in Perth sold more premium fuel than it purchased.
Consumer Protection obtained figures that found customers paid for nearly 9 million litres of 95 fuel over an eight-month period. However, delivery logs found over the course of six months allege not a single litre of 95 was delivered to any of Burk’s locations.