Kottu, fried rice and lunch packets to cost less

05 Apr, 2023

Kottu, fried rice and lunch packets will now cost less, according to the All-Island Canteen Owners? Association.

Accordingly, the price of kottu, fried rice and lunch packets have been reduced by 20%.

The prices were reduced as a result of the reduction in the price of domestic gas.

Both Litro and Laugfs, yesterday, announced a reduction in the price of domestic gas.

Litro Gas said that a 12.5kg gas cylinder has been reduced by Rs. 1,005 from midnight tonight.

Accordingly, a 12.5kg Litro Gas cylinder will be sold at Rs. 3,738.

A 5kg cylinder has been reduced by Rs. 402 and will be sold at Rs. 1,502 while a 2.3kg cylinder has been reduced by Rs. 183 and will be sold at Rs. 700.

Meanwhile, Laugfs Gas said that it has also reduced the price of domestic gas.

Accordingly, the price of a 12.5kg cylinder has been reduced by Rs. 1,290 and will be sold at Rs. 3,990 while a 5kg cylinder has been reduced by Rs. 516 and will be sold at Rs. 1,596.?(Colombo Gazette)

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