Commercial and retail gasoline and diesel solutions

With rack supply, the customer or its contracted carrier collects fuel from an approved terminal and manages transportation. With delivered supply, World Fuel coordinates transport-load delivery to an eligible storage location. Delivered wholesale supply should not be presented as small-volume jobsite delivery or direct-to-equipment fueling.

A fleet fuel card is a payment and account-management tool that may include purchasing controls, transaction reporting, electronic receipts, and card administration. A cardlock is an unattended commercial fueling location. A fuel card provides access to cardlock sites, but acceptance, products, pricing, and functionality vary.

World Fuel supports more than the gasoline and diesel supply agreement. Depending on the selected offer, retail customers may access branded and unbranded supply, commission and lease-and-operate models, major oil brand programs, transportation options, tank monitoring, myWorld, card processing solutions, back-office support, and C-store guidance. Not every capability is included in every agreement.

World Fuel supports independent businesses and multi-site operations. The right structure depends on site locations, products, volumes, storage, transportation resources, program coverage, reporting requirements, and commercial terms. Separate regional arrangements may be required across a broader footprint.

No. Price risk management is intended to manage exposure to fuel price movement, not guarantee savings. An agreed structure may provide greater cost visibility, but the result may be higher or lower than future market prices.