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What SEA PEARL INTERNATIONAL does.

Sea Pearl International Marine Supplies LLC serves ships and is dedicated to their passion for marine supplies. The company provides a range of services and products including but not limited to fuel oil, lubricants, chemicals, spare parts, and consumables. They specialize in serving various types of vessels such as container ships, tankers, and cruise liners. Sea Pearl International works with well-known brands and manufacturers like Shell, Maersk, and Wartsila. The company holds certificates from major class societies including DNV GL and Lloyd's Register. Their operating areas include the Middle East, Asia, and Europe. Founded in 2010, the company has grown to serve over 500 vessels annually.

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