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Sumiyoshi Sekiyu Kk

Japan

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Sumiyoshi Sekiyu K. K., established in 1966, is a leading company in the provision of cargo and particularly in ship supply (bunkering). The company operates modern, highly specialized oil tankers equipped with the latest equipment, especially in the supply of heavy oil. Sumiyoshi Sekiyu K. K. is particularly active in the three major currents in Japan, including the Kanmon Strait, where it provides ship supplies. The company places great emphasis on the quality and safety of its services and works on the implementation of SDGs principles as well as digitalization (DX). Sumiyoshi Sekiyu K. K. has its main activities in the provision of cargo for various types of fuels, especially heavy oil, and also offers specialized services for certain ships.

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