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Shell Resumes Indonesian Sales After Restrictions Curbed Supply

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Shell has resumed gasoline sales in Indonesia after import restrictions led to a supply shortage, affecting its retail stations.

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Shell Plc has resumed gasoline sales at its retail stations in Indonesia after import restrictions curbed supply and left its outlets temporarily dry.

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