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FDACS provides update on Tampa Bay area fuel contamination | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

FDACS provides update on Tampa Bay area fuel contamination | News, Sports, Jobs

The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services on Tuesday issued an update on the contaminated gas incident official say was due to human error cau

Florida officials warn some gasoline contaminated by diesel - Vimarsana News

Florida officials warn some gasoline contaminated by diesel

Specific locations aren't identified yet but it could affect BJs, 7-Eleven and others from Tampa to Chiefland and on Southwest Coast to Naples

Source: freep.com
260,000 Gallons Of Tainted Gas Distributed To These Tampa Bay Stations - Vimarsana News

260,000 Gallons Of Tainted Gas Distributed To These Tampa Bay Stations

260,000 Gallons Of Tainted Gas Distributed To These FL Gas Stations - Tampa, FL - Hurricane evacuees could find themselves stranded on the highway due to contaminated gas. Here are the stations that received tainted fuel.

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Contaminated gas sold at Bay Area stations: Here's a list of impacted locations - Vimarsana News

Contaminated gas sold at Bay Area stations: Here's a list of impacted locations

Half a dozen gas station across the Bay Area are still not permitted to sell gasoline after the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services says human error at the Port of Tampa Bay led to widespread fuel contamination at gas stations fueled by Citgo.

Citgo releases list of affected gas stations and claims process for impacted customers - Vimarsana News

Citgo releases list of affected gas stations and claims process for impacted customers

TALLAHASSEE — The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services has identified a potentially widespread fuel contamination caused by human error at the Port of Tampa.