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Gasoline price up from Nov. 1

October 31, 2022

Gasoline price up from Nov. 1
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PHILIPSBURG: Consumers will have to pay more at the pumps for gasoline as of Tuesday, Nov. 1. The Government of St. Maarten regulates the prices of petroleum products by imposing a maximum price at which wholesalers and retailers can sell these products on St. Maarten.

Due to the restocking of ULG, which due to ongoing developments internationally was purchased at a higher price than the prior stock, the prices of crude oil have experienced adjustments upward for Gasoline; Diesel remains unchanged.

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The general public is hereby informed that as of Tuesday, November 1, 2022 at 6:00 am, the maximum consumer prices of Gasoline and Diesel, are as follows:

PRODUCT                 CURRENT PRICE       NEW PRICE

ULG (gasoline)          2.344                       2.449

Gasoil (diesel)           2.468                       2.468 (unchanged)

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