Gas Station Margins Will Be Regulated From Thursday, They May Not Exceed Ten Cents per Liter
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BRATISLAVA - From Thursday, October 1, the maximum retail margin of petrol stations on fuel sales will be 10 cents per liter of fuel in Slovakia. This follows from the decree of the Ministry of Finance (MF) of the Slovak Republic, which was published in the Collection of Laws of the Slovak Republic on Tuesday.
From Thursday, October 1, the maximum retail margin for gas stations in Slovakia when selling fuel will be 10 cents per liter. This follows from a decree of the Ministry of Finance (MF) of the Slovak Republic, which was published in the Collection of Laws of the Slovak Republic on Tuesday.
From Thursday, October 1, the maximum retail margin for gas stations in Slovakia when selling fuel will be 10 cents per liter. This follows from a decree of the Ministry of Finance (MF) of the Slovak Republic, which was published in the Collection of Laws of the Slovak Republic on Tuesday.
From Thursday, October 1, the maximum retail margin for gas stations in Slovakia when selling fuel will be 10 cents per liter of fuel. This follows from a decree of the Ministry of Finance of the Slovak Republic, which was published in the Collection of Laws of the Slovak Republic on Tuesday. "The Ministry of Finance is responding in this way to the decision...
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