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    Supply Chain Challenges: LPG Shortages Affecting Food Industry

    New Delhi, March 14 Eateries have cut their menus, increased prices, while many have switched to coal to cope with the LPG crisis, even as two Indian ships carrying domestic gas from the Gulf countries crossed the Strait of Hormuz early on Saturday morning.LPG carriers Shivalik and Nanda Devi...
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    Restaurants Scale Back Operations Amidst Gas Shortage

    New Delhi, March 14 Large corporate gatherings and group parties are now taking a backseat in restaurant schedules across the capital, as eateries scale back their menus and bookings amid a shortage of LPG supply, with concerns about dwindling cooking gas stocks growing after military...
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    Firewood and Electric Stoves Rise as Chennai Restaurants Struggle

    Chennai, March 12 – A growing shortage of cooking gas cylinders is beginning to disrupt daily life in Chennai, forcing several restaurants, bakeries, and tea shops to scale down operations or switch to alternative cooking methods such as firewood and electric stoves.The crisis is not limited...
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    Hyderabad Hotels Face Operational Challenges Due to Cylinder Shortage

    Hyderabad, March 11 The shortage of commercial LPG cylinders has severely impacted hotels in the city, with an estimated 25 to 30 per cent of establishments likely to close within a day, and another 75 per cent within two days, if the situation persists, industry representatives said on...
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    West Asia Crisis Disrupts Pune's Food Industry – LPG Supply Crunch

    Pune, March 10 Popular breakfast staples like dosa and uttapam may soon disappear from the menus of restaurants and eateries in Pune as they face a severe shortage of commercial LPG cylinders following a supply disruption triggered by the West Asia crisis, industry representatives warned on...
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    LPG Shortage Disrupts Indian Restaurants

    New Delhi/Chennai, March 10 – Shorter menus, cold stoves, and dining out suddenly becoming more difficult. The West Asia conflict is impacting restaurants across India, with the looming threat of a shortage of commercial LPG forcing eateries to innovate – quickly – or face closure.As the...
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    Dining Out Costs Rise Amid LPG Supply Issues

    New Delhi/Chennai, March 10 – Shorter menus, cold stoves, and dining out suddenly becoming more expensive. The conflict in West Asia is impacting restaurants across India, with the looming threat of a shortage of commercial LPG forcing eateries to innovate – quickly – or face closure.As the...
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    Tamil Nadu Hotels Face Operational Challenges Amidst LPG Crisis

    Chennai, March 10 Restaurants across Tamil Nadu are facing a bleak future, as existing stock is expected to last only for one or two days due to a lack of commercial LPG cylinder supply amid the West Asia conflict, hotel owners said on Tuesday.Some hotels and restaurants have already reduced...
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