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Why eateries are raising the alarm over LPG supply

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March 11, 2026

The restaurant industry has raised concerns after a government order prioritizing cooking gas for household use triggered confusion over the availability of commercial cylinders used by eateries.

- VAESHNAVI KASTHURIL

Why eateries are raising the alarm over LPG supply

Mint explains what the order says and how the industry is responding.

1 What is the LPG issue affecting restaurants?

A petroleum ministry order on 5 March directed refiners to prioritize propane and butane streams for LPG production and supply it to Indian Oil Corp. Ltd. Bharat Petroleum Corp. Ltd and Hindustan Petroleum Corp. Ltd. The order also states that LPG procured by them should be supplied solely to domestic LPG users. Industry bodies say the wording created confusion, with some distributors interpreting it as a restriction on commercial LPG cylinders used by restaurants.

Restaurant associations have written to the government seeking urgent clarification to ensure uninterrupted supply.

2 How is LPG supplied to consumers in India?

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