March 09, Colombo (LNW): Litro Gas Lanka Limited has reaffirmed that it is maintaining a consistent import schedule to guarantee an uninterrupted supply of cooking gas for millions of households across Sri Lanka.
In a recent statement, the state-run LP gas vendor asserted that it continues to bring in liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) on a monthly basis to meet the needs of more than four million domestic consumers who depend on the fuel for everyday cooking and household use.
According to the company, its LPG stocks are procured through Switzerland-based supplier Geogas, with cargo shipments transported to Sri Lanka through established maritime routes. The consignments are typically dispatched from Paulsboro in the United States and delivered to the Port of Colombo.
Litro noted that the structured shipping timetable allows vessels carrying LPG to arrive in the country regularly each month, helping the company maintain adequate reserves and avoid shortages in the local market.
Company officials added that this steady supply chain arrangement enables the distributor to keep its island-wide network of dealers stocked, ensuring that households continue to receive cooking gas without disruption.
