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Curoil Expands Fuel Trading Team

by Ship & Bunker News Team

Friday January 17, 2014

Curacao based Curacao Oil NV (Curoil) today announced in an emailed statement the addition of a new bunker trader to its fuel trading team.

The Caribbean bunker supplier said Ms. Melissa Aniceto has joined the team with immediate effect.

"Together with Donald 'Don' Ogenia she will be catering to all your bunkering needs from inquiry to a satisfactory delivery," Curoil wrote.

Contact details for Aniceto are as follows:

Email: maniceto@curoil.com | phone: +599 9432 0517 | Cell: +599 9522 9812

In December Curoil confirmed the launch of its bunker fuel supply operations both onshore and offshore Aruba by its new subsidiary company Curoil Aruba.

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