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It’s a gas-tronomic issue

By GERARD GIMINO
Stark difference: The subsidised LPG gas cylinder seen here costs RM26 while a commercial variation is priced at RM70.

Eatery owners want more clarity over rules on LPG use

PETALING JAYA: A switch to commercial liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) by hawkers could lead to consumers having to pay higher food prices, says the Petaling Jaya Coffeeshop Association.

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Eatery owners , LPG , commercial , hawkers , food prices , subsidies , Ops Gasak , PETRONAS , enforcement , clarity

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