Perth's cheapest petrol chain faces court over allegations it sold standard fuel as premium
Consumer watchdog alleges Burk Fuel pumped 91 octane petrol while charging for 95 and 98 grades
Western Australia's consumer watchdog has filed proceedings against Perth's cheapest fuel chain, Burk Fuel, over allegations it sold standard 91 octane petrol to motorists while charging for premium 95 and 98 grades. Consumer Protection Commissioner Trish Blake announced the proceedings on Monday, calling the alleged conduct an “extremely serious breach” of the Australian Consumer Law.