Bunker Index adds prices for 18 Brazilian ports

Thu 6 May 2010, 09:22 GMT

Bunker Index adds prices for 18 Brazilian ports

Brazilian price coverage is increased with the addition of prices for 18 ports.

Bunker Index is pleased to announce the addition of 18 Brazilian ports to its list of daily price assessments for the Latin American bunker market.

In addition to Santos and Rio de Janeiro, Bunker Index now also provides marine fuel prices for the following ports:

* Belem

* Cabedelo

* Fortaleza

* Imbituba

* Itajai

* Itaqui

* Manaus

* Natal

* Niteroi

* Paranagua

* Praia Mole

* Recife

* Rio Grande

* Salvador

* Suape

* Tubarao

* Vila do Conde

* Vitoria

For a full list of prices in Latin America, please click on the following link below:

http://www.bunkerindex.com/prices/lamerica.php

Brazil


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