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Caltex Stations EO113 CHEVRON (CALTEX) STATIONS IMPLEMENTING THE 10% TARIFF Estimated Address Estimated No. Retailer Name Date * Source Depot Tariff Province City/Municipality Kerosene 1 RDL FUEL POINT INC. Valenzuela North Expressway, Malinta, Valenzuela 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter 2 NORTH WEST STAR GAS CORP.-WILSON San Juan Ortigas Ave / Wilson St., San Juan 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter 3 ACHIEVERS MCKINLEY San Juan Ortigas Ave/McKinley, San Juan 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter 4 STAREV MOTORIST SERVICE CENTER Mandaluyong EDSA / Boni Ave, Mandaluyong City 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter 5 RDL FUEL POINT INC. Makati EDSA/Harvard, Makati City 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter 6 DON DEXTER- SLEX Laguna San Antonio, San Pedro, Laguna 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter 7 NORTHERN STAR ENERGY AND FUEL Pasig Pioneer/Shaw Blvd, Pasig City 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter 8 RDL FUEL POINT INC. Pampanga San Fernando, Pampanga 28-Jul-20 Mariveles P1.56/liter Mcarthur Highway, Barrio Dolores, San Fernando, 9 RDL FUEL POINT DISTRIBUTION Pampanga 28-Jul-20 Mariveles P1.56/liter Pampanga 10 MARIA MAY ORINO LEE Bicol Goa, Camarines Sur 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter Ochoa St. Cor. L. Jaena St.,Butuan City, Agusan 11 GARDENSTATE ENTERPRISES INC. Agusan 28-Jul-20 Cabadbaran P1.56/liter Norte 12 IRON CITY STATION Surigao Claver, Surigao del Norte 28-Jul-20 Cabadbaran P1.56/liter 13 ANELYN DAUBNEY Zamboanga Tampilisan, Zamboanga Del Norte 28-Jul-20 Jimenez P1.56/liter National Highway, Tiniguiban, Puerto Princesa, 14 WILLIAM TAN ENT. INC. (TINIGUIBAN) Palawan 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter Palawan 15 WILLIAM TAN ENT. INC. (BROOKE'S) Palawan Brooke's Point Palawan 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter 16 WILLIAM TAN ENTERPRISES Palawan Aborlan, Palawan 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter 17 WILLIAM TAN ENTERPRISES Palawan Orduja, Palawan 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter 18 WTE - ROXAS Palawan National Highway, Roxas 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter 19 Lilian Quicho Palawan Pto. Princesa, Palawan 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter 20 Felix Lao Palawan Puerto Princesa, Palawan 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter 21 BERNARDO GO Palawan Puerto Princesa, Palawan 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter 22 NANCY AUSAN Palawan Port Barton, Palawan 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter 23 Rosario Te Jara Palawan National Highway, Brgy. Panacan, Narra, Palawan 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter 24 ALPS MARINE STATION Bicol Maharlika Hwy, Daet, Camarines Norte 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter 25 INFRABUILD CORPORATION Bicol Nat'l H-way, Tabuco, Naga City, Camarines Sur 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter 26 EVAN SYCHAY JR. Bicol Bgy. Bagong Bayan Grande, Naga City 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter 27 JAMES QUA JR. Bicol Tabaco, Albay 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter 28 JOHN YANZON Bicol Daraga, Albay 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter 29 STARCALTEX SERVICE STATION Bicol Legaspi, Albay 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter 30 SOUTHERN CROSS DISTRIBUTION INC. Masbate Masbate, Masbate 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter 31 SYLVIA PURA Bicol Gubat, Sorsogon 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter CHEVRON (CALTEX) STATIONS IMPLEMENTING THE 10% TARIFF Estimated Address Estimated No. Retailer Name Date * Source Depot Tariff Province City/Municipality Kerosene 32 SOUTHERN CROSS DISTRIBUTION INC. Masbate Cawayan, Masbate 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter 33 LOMA MIER Bicol Brgy. Tabon-Tabon, Daraga, Albay 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter 34 INFRABUILD CORPORATION Bicol Gaongan-Tara, Sipocot, Camarines Sur 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter 35 GEORGE LIM Bohol Clarin St., Tagbilaran City, Bohol 28-Jul-20 Tagbilaran P1.56/liter 36 BOHOL JLDS#1-CPG (EX.LEO LIM 1) Bohol CPG Ave., Tagbilaran City, Bohol 28-Jul-20 Tagbilaran P1.56/liter 37 REMEDIOS S. BERNALDEZ Bohol Carmen, Bohol 28-Jul-20 Tagbilaran P1.56/liter 38 GRACE LORA TAN - LICAYAN Bohol Tubigon, Bohol 28-Jul-20 Tagbilaran P1.56/liter 39 JUAN MANUEL LIM Bohol Calape, Bohol 28-Jul-20 Tagbilaran P1.56/liter 40 EMMANUAL SANCHEZ Bohol Clarin, Bohol 28-Jul-20 Tagbilaran P1.56/liter 41 BOHOL JLDS#2-BOOL (EX. LEO LIM 2) Bohol Bool Junction, Tagbilaran City 28-Jul-20 Tagbilaran P1.56/liter 42 AVELINO PURACAN Bohol San Jose, Talibon, Bohol 28-Jul-20 Tagbilaran P1.56/liter 43 JRN GASOLINE REFILLING STATION Bohol Poblacion, Ubay, Bohol 28-Jul-20 Tagbilaran P1.56/liter 44 BOHOL JLDS#3 - EX. LAPULAPU Bohol Taloto District, Tagbilaran City, Bohol 28-Jul-20 Lapulapu P1.56/liter 45 LEJARDE TAJALE Bohol Batuan, Bohol 28-Jul-20 Tagbilaran P1.56/liter 46 MICHAEL VELOSO Bohol CPG North Avenue, Tagbilaran City, Bohol 28-Jul-20 Tagbilaran P1.56/liter 47 ARGIE FUEL STATION Isabela Sampaloc Cabatuan, Isabela 28-Jul-20 San Fernando P1.56/liter 48 FINAFLOR ARCINAS Isabela Alicia, Isabela 28-Jul-20 San Fernando P1.56/liter 49 GLORIA TAMUYAO Isabela Aurora, Isabela 28-Jul-20 San Fernando P1.56/liter 50 ROMAN TAMUYAO Isabela San Manuel, Isabela 28-Jul-20 San Fernando P1.56/liter 51 JOSE GURAT JR Nueva Viscaya Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya 28-Jul-20 San Fernando P1.56/liter 52 LUZ GAMBITO Nueva Viscaya Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya 28-Jul-20 San Fernando P1.56/liter 53 RICARDO INTERIOR Cagayan Tuguegarao, Cagayan Province 28-Jul-20 San Fernando P1.56/liter 54 CODAMON, LOLENE GRAIL BONGAYON Ifugao Lagawe, Ifugao 28-Jul-20 San Fernando P1.56/liter 55 BALER CALTEX SERVICE STATION Aurora Baler, Aurora 28-Jul-20 San Fernando P1.56/liter 56 JEKO ADRIANNE P. CARAG Cagayan Bonton, Tuguegarao, Cagayan 28-Jul-20 San Fernando P1.56/liter 57 CLAVERIA GRASSROOTS COOPERATIVE Cagayan National Highway, Claveria, Cagayan Valley 28-Jul-20 San Fernando P1.56/liter 58 MARIO RIEGO Quezon Atimonan, Quezon 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter 59 THOMAS ALLAN GLINOGA LUCIDO Quezon Calauag, Quezon 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter 60 LG ENTERPRISES Sorsogon Cogon, Juban, Sorsogon 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter 61 EURIDIX VERONICA GASES Bicol Rizal St., Pamplona, Camarines Su 28-Jul-20 Batangas P1.56/liter 62 ARNOLD SUSIANO UY Samar Borongan, East Samar 28-Jul-20 Tacloban P1.56/liter 63 JOSE L. COSTIN Leyte Abuyog, Leyte 28-Jul-20 Tacloban P1.56/liter 64 HYPER REV GASOLINE Leyte Tacloban City, Leyte 28-Jul-20 Tacloban P1.56/liter 65 BRODETH CONSUMER VENTURES INC. Leyte Albueda, Leyte 28-Jul-20 Tacloban P1.56/liter CHEVRON (CALTEX) STATIONS IMPLEMENTING THE 10% TARIFF Estimated Address Estimated No. Retailer Name Date * Source Depot Tariff Province City/Municipality Kerosene 66 LILIA ALTAR Samar National Highway, Llorente, Samar 28-Jul-20 Tacloban P1.56/liter 67 FIRST PACIFIC-NOVA DISTRIBUTORS Leyte Tacloban City, Leyte 28-Jul-20 Tacloban P1.56/liter 68 MARILYN GARDOCE ROSALES Mindoro Victoria, Oriental Mindoro 28-Jul-20 Calapan P1.56/liter 69 Alberto Uy Mindoro Bongabong, Oriental Mindoro 28-Jul-20 Calapan P1.56/liter 70 PAUL BERNARDO Zamboanga Ayala, Zamboanga City 28-Jul-20 Jimenez P1.56/liter 71 RALPH FUNDA Zamboanga Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay 28-Jul-20 Jimenez P1.56/liter 72 PAUL REX ROTOR BERNARDO Zamboanga Veterans Avenue, Zamboanga City 28-Jul-20 Jimenez P1.56/liter A. Bonifacio St. Poblacion, Siocon, Zamboanga del 73 ADRIANO CHUA Zamboanga 28-Jul-20 Jimenez P1.56/liter Norte 74 ALIH SHUAIB ABUBAKAR LU Zamboanga Pilar / Voluntarios Zamboanga City 28-Jul-20 Jimenez P1.56/liter 75 JEAN LIM #4 Zamboanga Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay 28-Jul-20 Jimenez P1.56/liter 76 ZALDY CLAVIDO Zamboanga National H-way, Calamba, Misamis Occ 28-Jul-20 Jimenez P1.56/liter 77 DANILO HARAYO Zamboanga Dapitan, Zambo del Norte 28-Jul-20 Jimenez P1.56/liter Padre Zamora St., Sindangan, Zamboanga Del 78 Ma. Karen Louis A. Te 2 Zamboanga 28-Jul-20 Jimenez P1.56/liter Norte 79 ROBERT PASTER TE Misamis Ozamis City. Misamis Occ. 28-Jul-20 Jimenez P1.56/liter 80 VAN ORILLAN Misamis National Hi-way, Oroquieta City, Misamis Occ. 28-Jul-20 Jimenez P1.56/liter 81 MICHAEL CHIONG Misamis Tangub City, Misamis Occ. 28-Jul-20 Jimenez P1.56/liter 82 STARFUEL BUSINESS VENTURES CORP. Zamboanga Gen. Luna / Katipunan Sts., Dipolog City 28-Jul-20 Jimenez P1.56/liter NATIONAL HIGHWAY, AURORA ZAMBOANGA 83 ATP GASOLINE STATION Zamboanga 28-Jul-20 Jimenez P1.56/liter DEL SUR 84 Judelene Abu Soriano Zamboanga Aurora, Zamboanga del Sur 28-Jul-20 Jimenez P1.56/liter 85 PEDRO LIM Zamboanga Market Area, Dipolog City 28-Jul-20 Jimenez P1.56/liter 86 GRETA PASTRANA Zamboanga Dapitan City, Zamboanga del Norte 28-Jul-20 Jimenez P1.56/liter 87 DAREL DEXTER T. UY Zamboanga Quezon St., Dipolog City 28-Jul-20 Jimenez P1.56/liter 88 AVENUE CALTEX STATION Zamboanga Rizal Avenue, Pagadian City 28-Jul-20 Jimenez P1.56/liter 89 JEAN LIM #3 Zamboanga Liloy, Zamboanga del Norte 28-Jul-20 Jimenez P1.56/liter 90 JEAN LIM #1 Zamboanga Liloy, Zamboanga del Norte 28-Jul-20 Jimenez P1.56/liter 91 KAREN TE Zamboanga Sindangan, Zamboanga Del Norte 28-Jul-20 Jimenez P1.56/liter 92 SANDEE LIM Zamboanga Labason, Zamboanga del Norte 28-Jul-20 Jimenez P1.56/liter 93 RVB Fuel & Lubricants Zamboanga Blancia. Molave, Zamboanga del Sur 28-Jul-20 Jimenez P1.56/liter 94 MANUEL BECADA Zamboanga Buug, Zamboanga Del Sur 28-Jul-20 Jimenez P1.56/liter 95 Mansueta Gumela Zamboanga Polanco, Dipolog, Zamboanga del Norte 28-Jul-20 Jimenez P1.56/liter 96 Rolando C. Martinez, Jr. Zamboanga Galas, Dipolog City 28-Jul-20 Jimenez P1.56/liter CHEVRON (CALTEX) STATIONS IMPLEMENTING THE 10% TARIFF Estimated Address Estimated No.
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