Fuel deliveries resume despite refinery strike in France

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Fuel deliveries resume despite refinery strike in France

STORY: Fuel deliveries resume despite refinery strike in France DATELINE: Oct. 18, 2022 LENGTH: 00:01:34 LOCATION: LYON, France CATEGORY: ECONOMY SHOTLIST: 1. various of gas station 2. SOUNDBITE (French): CYRIL MURZEREAU, Manager of a store with a petrol station 3. various of fuel delivery at a gas station STORYLINE: Supermarkets and petrol stations in France are eagerly awaiting the arrival of their fuel deliveries amid the fuel shortages across the country due to strikes at refineries. On Monday, fuel deliveries resumed from the ExxonMobil depot in Port-Jerome in Seine-Maritime after the strike on this site was lifted. SOUNDBITE (French): CYRIL MURZEREAU, Manager of a store with a petrol station "Our customers are not going to the store next to the gas station because of the fuel shortage. Our fear is that they slow down their frequency of store visits." French President Emmanuel Macron assured last week during a television program that he wanted the fuel crisis "to be resolved as quickly as

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