The British Compressed Gases Association (BCGA) is urging the licensed sector to be on its guard against rogue traders who could jeopardise their business and put safety at risk with poor grade gas.
The BCGA is concerned that injuries may occur from the purchase of sub-standard gas, which is widely available from unscrupulous sellers.
According to the association, poor gas can jeopardise safety, hygiene and quality.
Doug Thornton, Chief Executive, said, “We are aware that rogue traders are stealing cylinders and filling them with non-food grade gases.”
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