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Tue 24 Nov 2020, 13:03 GMT

Lindsay Blee launches VLSFO in Florida


IMO-compliant fuel available in Jacksonville, Port Canaveral, Port Manatee, Tampa and other locations.

A Lindsay Blee marine fuel delivery performed in Florida.
Image credit: Lindsay Blee
Marine fuel seller and broker Lindsay Blee has confirmed that, in collaboration with joint venture partner Quest Fuels, it is now offering VLSFO to clients calling at Florida ports.

The company's IMO-compliant VLSFO product is said to have a maximum sulphur content of 0.5 percent and meet the RMG 380 ISO:2010 specification. It is available in Jacksonville, Port Canaveral, Port Manatee, Tampa and other major ports in Florida.

Lindsay Blee is in its fifth year as a fuel provider in Florida. Up until the firm's latest announcement, it has been supplying vessels in the US coastal state with low-sulphur marine gas oil (MGO).

In addition to Florida, Lindsay Blee also organizes VLSFO deliveries for clients in Colombia.

Customers with enquiries should contact Lindsay Blee using the contact details below.

Lindsay Blee - US Office
Tel: +1 407 920 2857 / +1 407 878 1836
Email: enquiriesLBA@lindsay-blee.com

Lindsay Blee - UK Office
Tel: +44 1491 845 415
Email: enquiries@lindsay-blee.com

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