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The era of the large independent bunker broker may have come to end but, as Irene Notias of Prime’s Bunkersplus tells Lesley Bankes-Hughes, there are many opportunities for small and mid-size brokers to evolve and add value to bunker transactions as shipping adapts to new energy sources



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