The GRTU has said that during a meeting held earlier this week with Enemed Chairman Kevin Chircop, the Union presented its arguments as to why the Unleaded Super Fuel should be distributed widely among fuel stations and therefore the stations interested should be given the opportunity to sell the new product.

GRTU stated that following this meeting, it is pleased to announce that an agreement was reached whereby all fuel stations that express their interest in selling the new product, will be supplied as soon as the necessary preparations are completed from the fuel stations' end.

The agreement was reached after Enemed had earlier selected 10 petrol stations in Malta, which were to start distributing the fuel as from the 1st of February

A list of the fuel stations that would like to be supplied with the Super Unleaded Petrol has already been passed on to Enemed, the Union said.

"GRTU and its members have the same interest of Enemed, of pushing the new product and have it effectively penetrate the Maltese market."

GRTU thanked Enemed for accepting GRTU's arguments and providing equal access to all fuel stations. GRTU also thanked Minister Konrad Mizzi for his intervention in the matter that was instrumental in facilitating discussions and finding an amicable solution.

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