The price for high-sulphur fuel at the Port of Durban rebounded to $225, reports Cockett Marine Oil.
This comes after it was priced at $200 yesterday.
Low-sulphur remain at $315, the same bunker price it had the day before.
Durban bunker price recovers
Eugene Goddard· 25 Mar 2020
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