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Thu 16 Apr 2009 07:54

Bominflot expands Panama operations


Supplier offers bunkering services on the Atlantic side of the Panama Canal.

Bunker supplier and trader Bominflot has announced that it has expanded its delivery capability to the Atlantic side of the Panama Canal, with bunkering services now offered at Cristobal.

"This move complements our existing services at Balboa, and enables us to supply a full range of marine fuel grades on either side of the Isthmus," the company said in a statement.

"Now with fully Major-approved barges on both the Atlantic and Pacific sides in place, Bominflot will be able to respond to all customers' requirements," Bominflot added.

The expansion of Bominflot's bunkering operations in Panama follows the launch of the company's supply activities there in October 2008, offering 380-centistoke (cst) and MDO/MGO on the Balboa side only.

Bominflot has requested that enquiries for marine fuels in Panama be made either to Robert Lake at the company's offices in Houston or at any of the local Bominflot offices.

Please find the contact details of Bominflot Bunker Oil Corp. in Houston below:

Direct Phone +1 713 353 9518
Main Phone +1 713 952 5151
Fax +1 713 977 1275
Mobile +1 832 794 0173
Email: marketing@bominbunkers.com

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