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Panama bunkering bouncing back from drought restrictions

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The severe drought that restricted transits of the Panama Canal in 2023/24 negatively impacted bunker sales but the country’s suppliers remain confident on their business model and are gearing up for alternative fuels.

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Panama bunkering bouncing back from drought restrictions

The severe drought that restricted transits of the Panama Canal in 2023/24 negatively impacted bunker sales but the country’s suppliers remain confident on their business model and are gearing up for alternative fuels.

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seatrade-maritime.com broke the news in 2 days ago on Thursday, February 20, 2025.

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