Where does Kroger get their gas supply from ???

[loneryder]

Yes and Costco is the only retailer that puts their additive pkg. in at the station with each delivery. They have an automated system but when it doesn't work they have to do it by hand. One told me it is very thick and a pain to do.
With other retailers, it is done at the terminal. Costco doesn't trust the system, thus the reason for doing it themselves.

 

[nthach]

Originally Posted By: Garak
The real issue is that this was seven years ago, and who knows if or how many times things have changed since then.

And Kroger does operate gas stations under different names - they have a very small presence in California as Quik Stop(mostly in Oakland) and Freddie's(Portlandian slang for Fred Meyer) in Oregon and Washington.

I've seen Rinehart and Beneto trucks pull up to the Oakland Quik Stops that have fuel. I've seen them rack up at Chevron or Kinder Morgan in Richmond.

 

[y_p_w]

Originally Posted By: nthach
Originally Posted By: Garak
The real issue is that this was seven years ago, and who knows if or how many times things have changed since then.

And Kroger does operate gas stations under different names - they have a very small presence in California as Quik Stop(mostly in Oakland) and Freddie's(Portlandian slang for Fred Meyer) in Oregon and Washington.

I've seen Rinehart and Beneto trucks pull up to the Oakland Quik Stops that have fuel. I've seen them rack up at Chevron or Kinder Morgan in Richmond.

There are a bunch of companies called Quik Stop. The one you're thinking of is operated by Kroger.

https://www.quikstop.com/topic/the-company

Here's a different Quik Stop:

http://www.kwikstop1.com/about-us/mission-and-history/

And another one:

http://www.quikstopoil.com