Falcon Oil Converts Pennsylvania Locations to Gulf

Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts – January 24, 2017 – Gulf Oil, an iconic company recognized for its supply expertise, brand experience and trusted legacy, has increased its reach in Pennsylvania through an expanded relationship with Falcon Oil. With this expansion, Gulf will provide branded wet barrel supply to several of the Blakely, Pennsylvania-based company’s stations throughout the region.

Three of Falcon Oil’s retail gas stations have recently converted to Gulf from another major oil brand, and it is anticipated that two more of the company’s stations in the Scranton, Pennsylvania area will convert to Gulf in early 2017. Falcon Oil is a family-owned business that has forged strong ties to its communities, including sponsorships of five local Little League teams.

“We are dedicated to continuing our growth in the areas surrounding our terminal network and it is only fitting that we do so with Falcon Oil, a strategic partner of Gulf for nearly 20 years,” said Meredith L. Sadlowski, SVP of Branded Sales and Marketing at Gulf Oil. “The recent integration of PPT into our operations has provided us with the opportunity to deliver additional efficiencies to our premier partners.”

Gulf recently expanded its supply capacity in Pennsylvania with the integration of Pyramid Products Terminals into its operations, resulting in a refined product storage capacity of nearly 10 million barrels in 11 terminals throughout the state. Partners of Gulf can rely on dependable supply, flexible product offerings, outstanding customer service, and a commitment to progressive growth and guaranteed focus on environmental responsibility.

Rodney Passeri, President and Owner of Falcon Oil, said Gulf Oil shares his company’s belief in supplying reliable fuel and quality service to its customers. “We have been a family-owned  business for 35 years. We feel strongly that partnering with Gulf will not only help us expand but will also strengthen our long-standing commitment to our community.”