Czech Trade Inspection confirms high fuel quality for July 2026

The Czech Trade Inspection reported that fuel quality at domestic gas stations remained high throughout July 2026. Out of 98 samples collected—including gasoline, diesel, LPG, CNG, and paraffinic naphtha—not a single sample failed to meet quality standards.

Laboratory analyses confirmed that biofuel limits, such as fatty acid methyl ester content in diesel and ethanol content in gasoline, were within permissible levels. This follows a consistent trend of stability in the Czech fuel market. For the first seven months of the year, inspectors collected a total of 757 samples, identifying only three non-compliant specimens: two diesel samples failing flash point requirements and one SUPER PLUS BA 98 gasoline sample failing vapor pressure tests.