King Soopers Addresses Fuel Contamination at Multiple Denver-Area Gas Stations
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King Soopers Addresses Fuel Contamination at Multiple Denver-Area Gas Stations

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King Soopers has confirmed that nearly 20 of its gas stations in the Denver metro area dispensed contaminated fuel, affecting customers' vehicles. The company is working to resolve the issue and assist impacted customers.

King Soopers has confirmed that nearly 20 of its gas stations in the Denver metro area dispensed contaminated fuel, affecting customers' vehicles. The affected locations include stations in Aurora, Broomfield, Littleton, and other cities. The contamination was traced to a delivery from a third-party carrier. Upon discovering the issue, King Soopers shut down all affected fuel lines and initiated remediation efforts to restore normal operations. The company stated: "We sincerely regret the inconvenience and disruption this has caused our customers. We understand how important reliable fuel service is, and we are committed to working directly with any impacted customers to resolve their concerns." Customers who believe they may have been affected are encouraged to contact their local store for assistance.

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CBS News

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King Soopers confirmed that nearly 20 of its gas stations in the Denver metro area dispensed contaminated fuel, affecting customers' vehicles.

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The affected locations include stations in Aurora, Broomfield, Littleton, and other cities.

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The contamination was traced to a delivery from a third-party carrier.

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Upon discovering the issue, King Soopers shut down all affected fuel lines and initiated remediation efforts to restore normal operations.

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