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Covering all bases

With the largely blended VLSFOs now accounting for the majority of bunker deliveries – and with a raft of new fuels also on the horizon to comply with coming environmental legislation – Steve Simms of Simms Showers considers how marine fuel physical suppliers and traders can best insure themselves against quality claims



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