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Foreign companies cut supplies amid price surge, CPC hard pressed for distribution
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1 min readFrom 1 outlets- Daily Mirror identifies LIOC, Sinopec and RM Parks as the companies limiting operations.
- Daily Mirror links the limits to a surge in global fuel prices.
- Daily Mirror says the CPC is under pressure to compensate for reduced distribution.
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- The Sunday Times · CPC to open 75 new sheds, as private fuel firms limit sales
- Daily Mirror · Three foreign fuel suppliers seek written communication from Ministry to set prices freely
- Lanka Business Online · Government Re-evaluates Private Fuel Distribution Contracts Amid Subsidy Extensions and Market Disruption
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