Govt lifts all LPG curbs for commercial users; HoReCa, QSR get 100% supply restored
India has rolled back all LPG supply restrictions on commercial and industrial sectors following easing of the US-Iran crisis. Hotels, restaurants and small commercial outlets return to 100% allocation, while bulk LPG is restored 50%, after a prior 30% curtailment. Indigenous output at 40,000 tonnes/day underpins the normalisation, easing input cost and operational risk for QSR chains.
India lifts all LPG supply restrictions on commercial and industrial sectors after US-Iran crisis eased, restoring 100% supply to hotels, restaurants and small commercial outlets, with bulk LPG relaxed 50%, benefiting HoReCa and QSR operators.
Why this matters
The Oil Ministry's full rollback reverses recent crisis-era curtailments that had squeezed HoReCa and bulk LPG users, signalling stabilised fuel supply and removing a near-term cost overhang for commercial kitchens and QSR operators.
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