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  Hundreds, if not thousands, of ships arrive at various ports throughout the world every day. After several days at sea, these ships usually make a pit stop at the nearest port. As a result, they are running low on critical resources, supplies, and gasoline. Restocking and refueling are also required before embarking on the next cruise.  Curaçao ship chandlers  come into play here. You might be wondering who ship chandlers are and what they do. In that case, read on to find your answer.   What exactly is a ship chandler? A ship chandler, also known as a ship agent, is a merchant who deals in the marine industry’s retail and sale. Their primary concern is the ship’s supply and equipment. The ship chandler’s job begins once the ship is anchored at the port. He or she is then in charge of supplying all of the critical commodities that the ship may be running low on. These commodities can range from freshwater to boat hooks, mops and brooms, oil, tools, food supplies, a...

  The volume of export trade between countries is increasing. Even though there are numerous methods for importing and exporting goods or supplies on a national level, when it comes to international trade, shipping services are regarded as the most dependable route. However, because ships are often at sea for months at a time, they occasionally run out of supplies. The ship is anchored to the nearest ports in order to restock, refuel, and refurnish all necessary supplies. 1. Refueling Refueling is one of the most basic yet essential services provided by a ship chandler in Curaçao. The ship will be unable to sail and reach its destination if it does not have enough fuel. Working with a ship chandler allows you to refuel the ship sufficiently to reach the next destination at the required speed and on time. Furthermore, by informing the chandlers of your arrival ahead of time, you can save a significant amount of time. The refueling process will be planned ahead of time for you, ...