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Pemex says fuel supply is normal in Mexico City and State of Mexico
Pemex says fuel supplies are operating normally in the Mexico City metropolitan area, despite heavy rain and reports that some stations lacked Magna gasoline.
The company said it checked a number of stations and found they had enough fuel to meet demand.
Magna is the most widely sold gasoline in Mexico.
Separately, a consultancy found that 136 stations across the country had stopped selling Magna by the end of August.
Some station owners may have stopped because selling it was no longer profitable, and a price cap of 24 pesos per litre was suggested as one possible reason.
The State of Mexico had 16 of those stations, while Jalisco had 18.
Pemex says it continues to monitor fuel stocks and supply conditions.
Pemex said fuel supply in the Mexico City metropolitan area is operating normally despite heavy rain and adverse weather.
The company said it checked service stations reported to have run out of Magna gasoline and found they had enough product to meet demand.
Pemex said it continuously monitors fuel inventories and supply conditions.
A PETROIntelligence analysis found that at least 136 stations across Mexico had stopped selling Magna gasoline by the end of August.
- Who
- Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) said supply was normal.
- What
- Pemex said stations it checked had enough Magna gasoline and were operating normally.
- When
- October 12, 2026. The station analysis cited in the report was from the end of August.
- Where
- The Mexico City metropolitan area, including Mexico City and the State of Mexico.
- Why
- Pemex responded to reports that some stations might have run out of Magna gasoline amid heavy rain and adverse weather.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Petróleos Mexicanos maintains permanent monitoring of inventories and supply conditions, with the aim of ensuring timely fuel supply and efficiently serving our customers, for the benefit of the people of Mexico
This was a snapshot we took in August; some of these stations stopped selling from April and others from June; setting a maximum price of 24 pesos per liter for this fuel is one of the hypotheses for why they stopped selling it
Pemex recorded sales of 623.3 thousand barrels per day of Magna gasoline.
PETROIntelligence found that at least 136 service stations in Mexico had stopped selling Magna gasoline.
Pemex said fuel supply in the Mexico City metropolitan area was normal and that stations it checked had enough product.
- Magna sales in August
- 623.3 thousand barrels per day
- Share of automotive gasoline sales
- 87.7 percent
- Magna sales revenue in August
- 39.665 billion pesos
- Stations that had stopped selling Magna by end of August
- At least 136
- State of Mexico stations that had stopped selling Magna
- 16
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