Tesco has admitted selling contaminated diesel fuel at a petrol station in Worcester, UK. The supermarket initially said it did not believe the fuel to be of a low standard after customers of the filling station in Warndon complained. But Tesco has now admitted to finding water in one of the tanks, according to Worcester News. Driver Richard Davey also said Tesco had contacted his insurer to admit liability, offering 2,780 ($nearly £2,200) to cover the cost of the repair work. Tesco confirmed it had discovered an isolated case of water in a tank and apologized for any inconvenience caused.
Tesco has admitted selling contaminated diesel fuel at a petrol station in Worcester, UK. The supermarket initially said it did not believe the fuel to be of a low standard after customers of the filling station in Warndon complained. But Tesco has now admitted to finding water in one of the tanks, according to Worcester News. Driver Richard Davey also said Tesco had contacted his insurer to admit liability, offering nearly £2,200 ($2,780) to cover the cost of the repair work. Tesco confirmed it had discovered an isolated case of water in a tank and apologized for any inconvenience caused.