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GUYOIL reduces gasoline and diesel prices

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October 3, 2022
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Government has announced the prices at the pump charged by GUYOIL will be reduced as follows:

Gasoline from $269 per litre to $215 per litre, representing a 20 percent reduction

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Diesel from $265 per litre to $225 per litre, representing a  15 percent reduction

These changes were to take effect on Sunday October 2, 2022.

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