A shortage of LPG cylinders across Goa has triggered concern among hotels, restaurants and beach shacks, with industry representatives warning that continued supply disruptions could affect daily operations.
Members of the hospitality sector said several eateries are already struggling due to the limited availability of cooking gas cylinders. With LPG being a primary fuel source for kitchens, businesses fear that prolonged shortages could significantly impact food preparation and service.
Industry representatives cautioned that if the situation does not improve soon, some establishments may be forced to temporarily shut down operations. Such disruptions could also lead to a rise in food prices across the state, as restaurants attempt to manage increased operational challenges.
Stakeholders have urged authorities and suppliers to address the supply issue at the earliest to avoid further inconvenience to the hospitality sector and customers. They noted that consistent availability of LPG cylinders is essential to maintain smooth functioning of eateries and tourism-related businesses across Goa.

