Bominflot starts supplying in Kali Limenes

Tue 8 Apr 2008, 07:46 GMT

Bominflot starts supplying in Kali Limenes

German supplier and trader announces that it is now physical in Crete.

Hamburg-based bunker supplier and trader the Bominflot Group has announced that it has started supplying bunker fuel in Kali Limenes.

Deliveries will be carried out by barge and ex-pipe. The supply barge has a capacity of 2300 metric tonnes of fuel oil and 600 metric tonnes of marine gas oil.

Bominflot has said that it will be selling 380cst(RMG), 180cst(RME 25) and marine gas oil(DMA). Low sulphur 380cst and 180cst will also be made available to clients calling at Kali Limenes.

Please find details of the Bominflot office in Greece below:

Bominflot Hellas Ltd.
Patriarhou Ioakim Street 1 & Posidonos Ave. 78v Alimos GR-17455
Greece

Tel +30 210 899 58 44
Fax +30 210 965 86 74
Email: mail@bominflot.gr Web: www.bominflot.net

MGO Greece Kali Limenes (GR)


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