Fri 27 Jun 2014 12:43

OW Bunker launches physical operations in New York


Bunker firm continues its expansion strategy in North America with the launch of physical distribution services in New York and New Jersey.



OW Bunker, one of the world’s leading physical distributors and resellers of marine fuels, has today announced the launch of physical distribution operations in the ports of New York and New Jersey.

The move follows the start of physical operations in Los Angeles and Long Beach in March 2014, and thereby continues OW Bunker's ongoing strategy of expanding its physical presence in key locations in North America.

Comemnting on the news, Adrian Tolson, General Manager, OW Bunker North America said: "The positive customer response to our physical operations in LA and Long Beach confirmed that there is a real demand for high value services in major ports throughout the US region. Launching physical distribution services in New York and New Jersey further strengthens our network of physical capabilities across North America, providing customers with adaptable and reliable services from East to West Coasts that help them to manage costs, ensure quality, and improve their operational efficiencies and performance."

The company confirmed that it will provide customers at New York and New Jersey with a range of products including RMG 380 (HSFO and LSFO), RMK 700, RMK 500 and LSMGO at all berths and anchorages in the area.

OW Bunker said that it will also be extending its relationship with barging company, Westoil Marine Services, which includes the charter of a double-hulled barge.

"Additional barges will also be utilised as required," the company added.

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