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Nevada Retailers Face Financial Pressure from Rising Diesel and Oil Costs

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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The Retail Association of Nevada warned that high diesel costs and motor oil shortages are adding financial pressure to businesses and households in Nevada. The average cost of a gallon of diesel in the state was reported at $6.82, marking an increase of about 18% in one month. Retailers are experiencing pressure throughout the supply chain due to rising transportation, commodity, and wholesale costs.

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The increased cost of moving goods into Nevada and through distribution centers is being absorbed by the supply chain. These rising costs are being passed through the system, potentially affecting prices consumers encounter in stores.

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  • NevadaState where the costs and shortages are impacting businesses

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