Hunt Propane
Product brand
UnclaimedHunt Propane is a U.S. propane (LPG) fuel supplier brand; the supplied evidence does not describe it.
Last updated October 30, 2026
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Overview
Hunt Propane is a commercial brand associated with propane (liquefied petroleum gas) supply and delivery in the United States. Propane brands of this type typically serve residential, commercial, agricultural and industrial customers with bulk tank delivery, cylinder exchange, tank installation and leasing, and related heating and fuel services. The evidence supplied for this entry does not contain any material about Hunt Propane itself: the two snippets are from Boating Industry, a marine-market trade publication, and cover an unrelated boat-dealership acquisition and the publication's own history. No founding date, headquarters location, ownership structure, executive team, product line or market footprint for Hunt Propane can be confirmed from the available sources. Accordingly, this dossier records only the brand's identity as a propane fuel supplier and leaves factual fields such as founding year, founder, headquarters, parent company and website unset rather than guessing. The entry is flagged for review so that primary sources — the company's own website, state propane association listings, or regulatory filings — can be added before the record is treated as complete.
History
No verifiable history of Hunt Propane is available in the supplied evidence. The two source snippets come from Boating Industry, a marine trade publication, and concern (1) Seattle Boat Company's acquisition of Bayside Marine in Everett, Washington, and (2) the publication's own 80-plus-year history serving the marine market. Neither mentions Hunt Propane, propane distribution, or any related company. Because the brand's founding date, founders, headquarters, ownership changes and operational milestones cannot be established from these sources, no historical narrative is asserted here. A future revision should draw on the company's official website, state or national propane association member directories, and business registry filings to document its origin and growth.
Products and positioning
Product categories. Propane (LPG) bulk delivery · Propane cylinders and tank exchange · Propane tank installation and leasing · Residential and commercial heating fuel
Controversies
2026
Allied Propane files amended fraud lawsuit against Phillips 66 and Hunt entities
Family-run Allied Propane Service, represented by Stan Teaderman and Dustin Kaiser, filed suit in Napa County Superior Court against Phillips 66, Hunt & Sons, Hunt Oil of California, Hunt Propane, and Joshua and Joseph Hunt, alleging fraud, concealment, breach of contract, and other causes of action. The amended complaint, filed July 16, 2026, alleges that after Allied entered a joint venture with the Hunts in 2013, the Hunts moved joint-venture assets and customers into Hunt & Sons, which became a wholly owned subsidiary of Phillips 66, without Allied's approval and in violation of the operating agreement, including Allied's right of first refusal, and that the Hunts continue selling in Allied's Napa and Sonoma coverage area. Allied originally sued in December 2025; after a U.S. district judge remanded the case to state court on July 1, the amended complaint adding several defendants was filed two weeks later. The co-defendants have rejected the accusations, and the Hunts are seeking to compel arbitration, with Judge Cynthia P. Smith scheduled to rule at a Nov. 17 hearing.
Recent events
Reported
Allied Propane files amended fraud lawsuit against Phillips 66 and Hunt entities[3]
Family-run Allied Propane Service, through Stan Teaderman and Dustin Kaiser, is suing Phillips 66, Hunt & Sons, Hunt Oil of California, Hunt Propane and Joshua and Joseph Hunt in Napa County Superior Court for fraud, concealment, breach of contract and a dozen other causes of action. The amended complaint, filed July 16, 2026, alleges that after Allied entered a joint venture with the Hunts in 2013, the Hunts moved joint-venture assets and customers into Hunt & Sons, which became a wholly owned subsidiary of Phillips 66 (acquisition valued at approximately $272 million), without Allied's approval and in violation of the operating agreement, including Allied's right of first refusal, and that the Hunts continue selling in Allied's Napa and Sonoma coverage area. Allied originally sued in December 2025; after a U.S. district judge remanded the case to state court on July 1, the amended complaint adding several defendants was filed two weeks later. The co-defendants have rejected the accusations, and the Hunts are seeking to compel arbitration, with Judge Cynthia P. Smith scheduled to rule at a Nov. 17 hearing.
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