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THURSDAY 10 MARCH 2022 • ISSUE 146
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'Business as usual':
LPG distributor not
worried about supply
EU agrees to
extend scope
of sanctions
on Russia and
Belarus
Torrent Pharma
to invest €22m
in new Malta
facility
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PAUL COCKS
& KURT SANSONE
LIQUIGAS Malta has secured
enough supplies of LPG "for a good
number of months" and the com-
pany is not worried that its supply
sources might run dry, BusinessTo-
day has learned.
A senior Liquigas Malta official told
this newspaper that it was, in fact,
"business as usual" and that consum-
ers should not be worried about a
lack of supply of LPG because of the
Russian invasion of Ukraine.
On Tuesday, Prime Minister Rob-
ert Abela said that Malta was fac-
ing a problem sourcing LPG used in
households as a result of the Russian
invasion of Ukraine.
Government pledges to
do 'whatever it takes' to
cushion the economic
impact of Ukraine war
