Shell cuts cooking gas price by P2 per kilogram Friday | Inquirer Business

Shell cuts cooking gas price by P2 per kilogram Friday

By: - Reporter / @amyremoINQ
/ 09:21 PM June 30, 2011

MANILA, Philippines – Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp. is slashing prices of cooking gas by P2 per kilogram effective on Friday.

This means that the price of an 11-kg cylinder of Shellane liquefied Petroleum gas (LPG) is going down by P22, Pilipinas Shell said.

Shell, in a company statement, said the latest price adjustment reflected the continued decline in the international contract price of LPG.

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Member companies of the LPG Marketers Association (LPGMA), however, will not adjust their prices this week, according to partylist Representative Arnel Ty.

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Ty said the group implemented a rollback last June and that the price rollback of Shell was probably meant to match prices in the market. He said their prices hovered at P680 per 11-kg tank.

The group, he added, would have to wait for next week to determine if their prices should be adjusted.

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LPGMA member companies, which supply LPG products to an estimated 3 percent of the Luzon market, carry brands such as Island Gas, Regasco Gas, Pinnacle Gas, Cat Gas, M-Gas, Omni Gas and Nation Gas.

As of June 29, the international contract price for LPG stood at $909 per metric ton. Prior to Friday’s rollback, prices of LPG ranged from P684 to P757 per tank – higher than the LPGMA quoted price.

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