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GAINESVILLE, Ga. — Upon a routine inspection of a Gainesville petroleum store, Georgia Department of Agriculture officials located kerosene that was potentially contaminated with gasoline.
Out of an abundance of caution, Agriculture Commissioner Tyler Harper is warning those who purchased kerosene from Jasmine Petroleum on Price Rd on or after January 17th 2026, not to use the product in any heaters or lamps.
“The Georgia Department of Agriculture’s Fuel & Measures Division works every day to protect Georgia consumers and ensure the safety and integrity of our fuel supply, and we immediately issued a “stop sale” order after finding evidence of possible contamination,” said Agriculture Commissioner Tyler J Harper. “Anyone who has purchased kerosene from this location should not use it under any circumstance and can visit the store to get a refund for their purchase.”
A “stop-sale” order has been placed on the kerosene pump at the store. The pump will continue to be closed until the tank and lines have been cleaned and a new shipment has been tested and approved by The Georgia Department of Agriculture.
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