New bunker supplier in Morocco

Thu 28 Oct 2010, 14:43 GMT

New bunker supplier in Morocco

Supplier offering 380-cst and marine gas oil at a number of Moroccan ports.

Italian bunker supplier Maxcom Bunker S.p.A has announced that, with immediate effect, it is able to supply 380-centistoke (cst) and low sulphur marine gas oil (MGO) by road tank wagon at a number of ports in Morocco.

The list of ports has been provided below:

- Casablanca

- Agadir

- Jorf Lasfar

- Tanger

- Kenitra

- Nador

- Mohhamedia

- Safi

- Larache

Customers are advised to take into account the fact that the capacity of each truck is 30-33 cubic metres (cbm).

MGO Morocco Agadir (MA) Casablanca (MA) Jorf Lasfar (MA) Kenitra (MA) Larache (MA) Mohammedia (MA) Nador (MA) Safi (MA) Tanger Med (MA)


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