Shell Sold Diesel Too Cheap in Germany.
Shell made a mistake in its fuel prices. Diesel prices dropped sharply at some gas stations. Shell is now fixing the error.
Drivers noticed that diesel prices were much lower than normal at certain Shell stations. The problem was a mistake in the data that Shell used to set the prices. This caused the prices to be significantly reduced. Shell says they are working to correct the mistake quickly. The company is also reviewing its pricing methods.
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Highlights
Shell Sold Diesel Cheaply
Shell sold diesel at a lower price because of a data entry mistake.
Price Drop Unexpectedly Happened
Diesel prices fell unexpectedly at some gas stations.
Shell Acknowledged the Error
Shell said the price drop was caused by an error.
Review of Pricing Practices
The mistake has led to a review of Shell’s prices.
Drivers Concerned About Fuel Costs
The error occurred after drivers worried about high fuel prices.