Armenia suspends Orange Oil station after underfilling finding
The Market Surveillance Inspectorate found liquefied petroleum gas underfilling at the Yerevan station after a citizen complained. The station’s operations have been suspended until the violations are corrected.
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Armenia’s Market Surveillance Inspectorate found underfilling of liquefied petroleum gas at an Orange Oil LLC station near Isakov Avenue in Yerevan, following a citizen’s complaint. The station’s operations have been suspended until the violations are corrected.
Orange Oil will face administrative liability, the inspectorate said, according to Civic.am. The report did not specify the sanction or the amount of the shortfall.
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