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Caltex and Woolworths have launched an extended partnership today which will see their service stations roll out 4c a litre discounts at 125 service stations across Australia.

Caltex's takeover bid for Woolworths petrol stations failed after oil and gas multinational BP struck a $1.79 billion deal with the supermarket giant in December.

THE pair said 39 Caltex petrol stations would end their alliance with Woolworths and would no longer offer discounts linked to the supermarket.

Caltex has supplied fuel to Woolworths' 534 service stations since 2004 under a contract worth about $150 million a year. That has been slashed by $80 million under the new deal.

Caltex Woolworths was selling unleaded for 123.7c/L in Sippy Downs on Wednesday, at the same time it was selling the same product for 148.3c/L a little over 10km away at Warana.

The Woolworths spokesman said the fuel at Woolworths Caltex Narellan was now safe to use. “Customers should be assured that no other Woolworths petrol sites are affected,” he said.

CALTEX Australia will slow the rollout of its The Foodary convenience store brand after signing a new fuel and food supply deal with Woolworths.

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Caltex and Woolworths yesterday launched the first Caltex Woolworths Metro in Sydney’s North Ryde, the first of a new type of chain store that combines the best of a petrol station with a supermarket.

Under the final arrangements, the 305 Woolworths sites become jointly branded while Caltex expects that it will co-brand more than 130 of its sites near Woolworths stores.