West Asia Conflict: Infosys Pune Advises Employees to Bring Food From Home, Avoid Events on Campus in View of LPG Shortage

West Asia conflict: Infosys Pune advises employees to bring food from home, avoid events on campus in view of LPG shortage

Infosys informed that all food courts will temporarily operate with a limited menu.

No dosas, no omelettes: Infosys trims food court menus across Bengaluru, Pune, Chennai amid LPG crunch linked to Iran–Israel war

In an email to staff on March 11, the company said it is dealing with an

Bring food from home, Infosys advises Pune employees as LPG crisis burns its kitchen

Infosys on Wednesday announced that the food courts at its campuses in Pune, Bengaluru and Chennai may be able to offer only a limited menu, underscoring the gravity of the situation arising out of non-availability of commercial LPG to hotel industry.

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Infosys limits campus food services amid commercial LPG shortage; employees advised to bring meals from home - PUNE PULSE

Employees working at Infosys campuses in Pune, Bengaluru and Chennai have been informed about temporary disruptions in food court services as vendors face reduced availability of commercial LPG. The shortage, which is affecting several sectors across the country, has forced the IT services major to scale down certain food offerings while exploring alternative cooking arrangements.