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Slurink Bv

Dordrecht, Netherlands

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OK Slurink, now OK Slurink HVO100, is a maritime company headquartered in the Netherlands and part of the Catom Group. The firm deals with the supply of fuels and lubricants both on land and at sea. It has several depots, sales outlets, and its own tanker and vehicle fleet. OK Slurink offers Neste MY B30 Biofuel and is certified for AdBlue® delivery. The company committed in 2025 to expand its networks by establishing bunker stations in Wartense and Papendrecht. Since 2025, OK Slurink has been part of the maritime department of the Catom Group and works on spreading sustainable solutions in the fuels sector.

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