India Cancels 10 Bunker Supplier Licences
by Ship & Bunker News Team
Monday March 15, 2021
India s authorities have cancelled 10 bunker suppliers licences over regulatory violations. The country s
Hindu Business Line reported last week. The authorities had warned
24 firms that they were in breach of the rules in December because of a failure to carry out an annual surveillance audit of their bunker supply management system. A further letter was sent to the remaining firms still out of compliance on February 2, the newspaper said. The firms with licences removed include the following, according to the Hindu Business Line:
Bhambhani Shipping Ltd (Mumbai)
Geostan Marine India Pvt Ltd (Kochi)
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