This is the second time that the company rolled back its LPG prices since last month.
Starting tomorrow, Nov. 27, the price of a 90-pound cylinder LPG will be $106, which used to be $114.50.
The price of a 50-pound cylinder will be reduced from $67 to $62.
From $56, the price of a 40-pound cylinder will now be $52.
From $29.75, the 20-pound cylinder now costs $27.75.
Wushin also adjusted the prices of its refillable canister for pre-adjusted portable gas ranges.
The $2 canister deposit is now $1 while a canister refill that used to cost 75 to 89 cents is now down to 65 to 69 cents.
Enoch Sungsoo Lim, Wushin director, said the rollback reflects the reduced prices in the world market.
But, he added, the LPG is not tied to the wet fuel price.
The price of wet fuel, he added, does not determine the price of LPG but it affects the landing cost, freight and handling as well as the fuel surcharges they pay.
