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They can now load their ships with Shell marine lubricants such as Shell Alexia S4, its revolutionary wide-range cylinder oil for two-stroke engines, as well as its other major lubricant grades Shell Argina, Shell Gadina and Shell Tellus.

"We recognise that India is a major hub for our international customers and we have been working hard to help our customers simplify their operations by offering them our premium products throughout our network of ports.

We are happy that we can now add these new ports in India to our Port Services Guide and benefit our customers," said Surinderdeep Singh, General Manager of Shell Marine Products.

Interested customers should contact their respective account managers or visit www.shell.com/marine for more details.

Oliver Lim

Email: o.lim@shell.com

  

Shell provides lubricants for the marine industry through its Shell Marine Products business. It serves more than 15,000 customer vessels, ranging from large ocean-going tankers to small fishing boats at around 500 ports in some 47 countries. The advice and technical services we provide help our customers achieve maximum value from using our lubricant products across all types of machinery and equipment on a ship. http://www.shell.com/home/content/marine_products/

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