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The Chamber of Petroleum Consumers (COPEC) has presented an award to the Burma Camp GOIL Service Station for emerging the Best Service Station in Fuel Quality Standards for 2016.
The award was received by the Dealer of Burma Camp GOIL Service Station, Ms Aretha Barkers-Woode at a short but impressive ceremony at the Burma Camp GOIL Service Station in Accra.
Presenting the award, the Head of Fuels Marketing of GOIL, Mr. Marcus Deo-Dake said the team has demonstrated expertise in serving customers well at Burma Camp service station thereby earning the recognition by COPEC.
He was proud of the achievement and would continue to deliver flawless quality service to customers.
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