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Petrojam signs US$90M fuel supply deal with Trinidad & Tobago

Jamaica now has a chance to reduce its trade deficit with Trinidad & Tobago, after the state-owned refinery, Petrojam, inked a deal valued at US$90 million to supply that country with high and low sulphur fuel oil this year. 
 
Under the agreement, the state-owned oil refinery will supply the twin-island republic with up to 90,000 barrels of oil per month to refuel ships.
 
Jamaica's trade deficit with Trinidad & Tobago stood at US$74.10 million in 2023. 
 


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