Drivers paid extra 6p per litre for fuel at supermarkets because of weaker competition between retailers, says watchdog
Drivers paid an extra 6p per litre for fuel last year at supermarkets because of weaker competition, a watchdog says.the cheapest places to buy fuel but a lack of competition had driven up prices.Boss Sarah Cardell said competition was "not working as well as it should be and something needs to change swiftly".
It also found that Asda's targeted fuel margins for 2023 were more than three times what they had been for 2019, while Morrisons' target doubled in the same period. "This will have had a greater impact on vulnerable people, particularly those in areas with less choice of fuel stations."
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