Gull Holds Prices

Thursday, 11 July 2013, 5:09 pm
Press Release: Gull Petroleum

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Gull Holds Prices

Auckland, 11 July 2013 – Gull, New Zealand’s only family owned independent fuel retailer today confirmed – in response to media queries following price rises by some oil giants – that it was holding prices until at least after the weekend.,

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