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INTERVIEW: Middle East Conflict Brings Boost to Bunker Trader Salaries (opens the original)
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Vernon Jayanathan is director of Maritime Recruitment Company Ltd. Image Credit: Vernon Jayanathan Conflict in the Middle East is delivering an increase in compensation offers in the bunker market for bunker traders as the volatile oil market raises margins. Bunker companies sitting on increased profits because of volatility in the market are raising salary offers for experienced traders in particular, Vernon Jayanathan, director of Maritime Recruitment Company Ltd, said in an interview with Shi
FEATURE: Should the Bunker Industry Do More to Safeguard Seafarer Welfare? (opens the original)
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Almost two million seafarers around the world too often face poor working conditions. File Image / Pixabay While the bunker industry is growing increasingly sophisticated in its approach to sanctions compliance, there are those who argue it is neglecting another ethical issue: the welfare of seafarers on board the ships it supplies. The workforce of almost two million seafarers around the world too often face working conditions that would not be tolerated in almost any other industry: crew aband
INTERVIEW: KPI OceanConnect CEO Sees Procurement Focus Less on Lowest Price (opens the original)
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Dorthe Bendtsen is CEO of KPI OceanConnect. Image Credit: KPI OceanConnect The combination of a more diverse fuel landscape and the energy transition have for many shipowners permanently the way fuel procurement decisions are made, according to global bunkering firm KPI OceanConnect. The firm has just reported a strong set of results for its last financial year, with a 21% gain in pre-tax profits and an 8.4% rise in sales volumes. While the results come at a time when the industry is navigating
INTERVIEW: CPN Sees Middle East Conflict Highlighting Need for Reliable Bunkering Partners (opens the original)
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Calvin Chung is director of CPN. Image Credit: CPN The upending of global bunker markets as a result of this year's conflict in the Middle East highlights the need for buyers to find reliable partners for marine fuel supply and trading, according to Chimbusco Pan Nation. Concern over potential supply outages drove prices to four-year highs in March, and they remain well above levels seen before the outbreak of war at the end of February. Fulfilling customers' requirements, including contractual
MARKET SURVEY: Middle East Conflict Drives 4.9% Yearly Gain in Q1 Bunker Demand at Key Ports (opens the original)
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Demand at key marine fuel hubs jumped on a yearly basis in the first quarter of 2026 as the first signs were seen of the Middle East conflict reshaping tradeflows, according to the latest market survey of bunker sales volumes in 17 leading global locations. As in previous quarters, Ship & Bunker and consultancy 2050 Marine Energy surveyed bunker market participants around the world alongside official data where available and found an average rise of 4.9% in volumes in the first quarter from the
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