Litro Gas Lanka, the national LPG provider, reiterates that the LPG brought to Sri Lanka meets internationally ratified compositions of propane and butane, certified and tested twice at point of loading and unloading by Geo-Chem Lanka (Pvt) Ltd.
The Company assures that the LPG that is loaded on to the ship at supplier point is unloaded at Kerawalapitiya and stored in LPG storage spheres after which point cylinders of varied sizes are filled in the factory. The entire process which is done under strictest safety standards, does not involve any tampering in Sri Lanka while LPG is stored and filled into cylinders with the same specifications they have been shipped with.
“The LPG bought by Litro Gas Lanka undergoes vigorous testing at point of loading and unloading in Kerawalapitiya ; additionally, we obtain independently verified and certified reports on the LPG composition from Geochem, an independent energy & LPG verification agency,” says Pushpakumara Edirisinghe Director Operations, Litro Gas Terminals, “These standards have been internationally accepted and further approved by the Cabinet of Ministers through a tender process. For over five years, these standards have been maintained for every shipment of LPG to Litro Gas Lanka.”