Packaging and Supplying of Gasoline in Iran

Since the first distribution of gasoline products in Iran in the year 1306 (1927 AD), in Abadan, the demand for gasoline has mostly been provided through oil products supply stations and consumers have been using it for the benefit of this product will inevitably have to go to the supply hubs or so-called petrol pumps and to receive the fuel they need in a car bucket. However, there is a huge demand for access to gasoline in packaged form, and there are no plans to supply this product in a packaged or portable package on the supplier's agenda. This study aimed at identifying the conditions and requirements for gasoline packaging and its delivery as a strategic commodity, examines the current status of the supply of this product and its problems through interviewing experts in the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company and consumers, then how to package and its benefits, as well as its distribution in packaged form via determination and extraction of related standards and methods.