Liquigas Malta said that it has embarked on a campaign to collect illegally repainted dark grey cylinders from the market in both Gozo and Malta.

There are a number of original Liquigas green and yellow LPG cylinders that have been illegally repainted dark grey and filled by third parties, the company said in a statement.

“Liquigas is not in a position to assume responsibility for such cylinders as required by European and Maltese legislation,” it said.

Liquigas is offering its customers a free of charge replacement for illegally painted cylinders, whether used or still sealed, with a full Liquigas green or yellow cylinder. The replacement cylinders will be delivered to the customer free of charge. This campaign on print and social media explains how customers can distinguish these cylinders.

Liquigas’ offer is valid until Saturday, the 7th of November 2015. Those who are in possession of an illegally painted grey cylinder should contact Liquigas Malta on telephone 2248 6010 during office hours or via email at info@liquigasmalta.com

Photo: Identifying the difference between the “illegally repainted” dark grey cylinders and Liquigas’ green and yellow LPG gas cylinders

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