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BP Joins Venezuelan Oil Trade to Challenge Trafigura and Vitol

BP Plc has become the latest foreign company to begin trading Venezuelan oil since the US removed former President Nicolás Maduro, following in the footsteps of Trafigura Group and Vitol Group.

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BP Joins Venezuelan Oil Trade to Challenge Trafigura and Vitol
BP Plc has become the latest foreign company to begin trading Venezuelan oil since the US removed former President Nicolás Maduro, following in the footsteps of Trafigura Group and Vitol Group.
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