Mediterranean moves to a new office

Wed 16 Apr 2008, 10:21 GMT

Mediterranean moves to a new office

Piraeus-based bunker trading company moves to a new company address.

Piraeus-based bunker trading company Mediterranean Bunker Services S.A. has announced that it has moved to a new location.

Please find below the new company address:

Mediterranean Bunker Services S.A.
3 Irodotou Street & Sp. Trikoupi 10
185 38
Piraeus
Greece

The company phone number, fax and email will remain the same and are as follows:

Telephone: +30 210 429 7440
Fax: +30 210 429 7443
Email: mbsisid@otenet.gr

Mediterranean's traders can also be contacted directly on the following mobile numbers:

Isidora Vassiliou + 30 6944 343097
Vicky Adamou + 30 6944 680754
Anna Chrysaki + 30 6948 400696
Sosso Tapola + 30 6947 157761

The company has also indicated that it will not have email or internet coverage on Friday 18th April. It has therefore requested that its traders are contacted on the landline and mobile telephone numbers indicated above.

New premises Greece Piraeus (GR)


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