New office address for West Indies Petroleum

Wed 23 Mar 2016, 14:35 GMT

New office address for West Indies Petroleum

Jamaican supplier moved to its new office location last weekend.

Jamaican bunker firm West Indies Petroleum Ltd has relocated to a new address in Kingston.

The marine fuel supplier moved to its new office location on Saturday, March 19, an employee told Bunker Index today.

Please note that West Indies Petroleum's new office landline numbers have not yet been fully activated. For this reason, bunker enquiries over the telephone during this transition period should be made to +1 876 667 2710 - the mobile number of bunker trader Karen Harriott-Wilson.

Contact details for West Indies Petroleum are as follows.

Address:
Unit 4
2 Goodwood Terrace
Kingston 10
Jamaica

Email: sales@westindiespetroleum.com
Website: www.westindiespetroleum.com

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