The RAC stated the massive 4 supermarkets had been making essentially the most income from petrol – a median of 16p for each litre of unleaded gasoline bought in October, and 12p for each litre of diesel. It additionally stated the revenue on unleaded was double the typical the supermarkets had been making since 2012. In response, Asda informed the BBC its costs had been round 4p per litre cheaper than the UK common; Tesco, Sainsburys and Morrisons did not remark.
With inputs from BBC
