The Bahamas Petroleum Retailers Association (BPRA), which is pushing for an increase in fuel margins, described a meeting with the government yesterday as “very good and productive” and it has pledged to hold off any action for now.
“We feel very good,” said Oswald Moore, a retailer who heads a subgroup of the BPRA called Retailers Margin Relief Association.
“We feel that the Minister (of State for the Environment Phenton Neymour) understands our position and understands that the primary reason we are in this position is because we only had an increase of 26 cents on gas in the past 38 years. And on diesel we haven’t received anything ...

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