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New: Mobility Energy’s Top 40 Family-Run Petrol Stations

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This autumn, the trade journal *Mobility Energy* is launching the ‘Top 40 Family-Run Petrol Stations’: an overview of the largest family-run businesses in the petrol station sector.

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Author: Willem-Jan Schampers

Source: Mobility Energy

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