You are using an outdated browser For a better experience using this site, please upgrade to a modern web browser. Subscribe Get Daily Email Subscribe --> Contact Us Sign in Home News & Features Compliance Costs Bunker Prices Bunker Intelligence Americas News Latest Features World Americas EMEA Asia/Pacific Home News & Features Americas Monjasa Steps Up Cartagena Supply With BIRE-Passed Barges and "Full Supply Chain" First Monjasa Steps Up Cartagena Supply With BIRE-Passed Barges and "Full Supply Chain" First by Ship & Bunker News Team Wednesday September 23, 2026 Tweet Follow @shipandbunker Camilo Angulo Ferrand, trading director, Americas, and senior trader Sebastián Vásquez are among those leading the day-to-day operation. Image Credit: Monjasa Barges Roma 101 (1,340 mt) and Roma 304 (3,640 mt) pass OCIMF BIRE inspection Monjasa says it is the first international supplier in Colombia to operate "from oil wells" to ship-to-ship delivery Panama-based trading director Camilo Angulo Ferrand leading the operation Follows first VLSFO delivery at Cartagena in October 2019 “ We are putting all of our local knowledge into play and investing significant resources to ensure safe and reliable marine fuels operations across Colombia Camilo Angulo Ferrand, trading director, Americas, Monjasa Monjasa says it has stepped up its physical supply operation in Colombia , with its two Cartagena barges now passed under the oil majors' barge vetting scheme and the company also laying claim to being the first to take control of the full marine fuel supply chain in the country. The Danish supplier's barges Roma 101 ( 1,340 mt ) and Roma 304 ( 3,640 mt ) have passed inspection under OCIMF 's Barge Inspection Report Programme ( BIRE ), the barge equivalent of SIRE, which the company says confirms compliance with the standards required to work with the oil majors, according to a LinkedIn post shared with Ship & Bunker. "We have become the first international marine fuels com