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01/12/2022at 13:25

KPI takes over responsibility of major customers in Bunker Holding

KPI Oceanconnect has taken over the division for major customers at Bunker Holding, and this will provide ”a substantial lift,” says Anders Grønborg, the bunker firm’s new chief executive.
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by DAG HOLMSTAD

Going forward, KPI Oceanconnect, which is part of world-leading bunker group Bunker Holding, will be in charge of servicing major carriers.

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