AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoLPG Supply Shock Response (India): India’s petroleum ministry has set facility-wise maximum LPG production targets for refineries and upstream firms to build a domestic cooking-gas buffer after West Asia disruptions, with Reliance’s Jamnagar unit getting the biggest quota (up to 18,000 tonnes/day) and a total potential of 63,810 tonnes/day, alongside mandates for storage, evacuation and transport infrastructure. Fuel Price Watch (Ghana/India): Ghana’s pump outlook points to mixed moves—petrol down, diesel up—amid Strait of Hormuz uncertainty, while India kept retail petrol/diesel unchanged despite export-duty tweaks as crude volatility continues. LPG e-KYC (India): The LPG e-KYC deadline was extended to Aug 23, but server crashes and app failures are still stalling customers; missing e-KYC can mean losing domestic-rate cylinder access. Outdoor Advertising Regulation (Nigeria): An OAAN keynote urged Nigeria to unify outdoor advertising rules to cut overlapping permits, fees and selective enforcement—especially during political campaign season. Ad Industry Business (Australia/Global): Publicis’ media leadership says clients want “growth systems,” not just media plans, as roles and hiring activity continue across agencies. Packaging Compliance (EU): New EU PFAS limits for food-contact packaging begin reshaping what brands can ship.
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