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Miami, FL — March 23, 2026

Vector Trade Capital, a U.S.-based commodity supply and logistics firm, announced expansion of operations across Caribbean markets. The company supplies diesel (ULSD), gasoline, jet fuel, and food commodities including rice, frozen poultry, cooking oil, and sugar to wholesale importers, fuel distributors, and government buyers in Jamaica, Dominican Republic, Trinidad & Tobago, the Bahamas, and Guyana.

The company operates as a principal using its own capital for purchasing, shipping, and insuring commodities, enabling faster execution and reduced intermediary reliance. Vector Trade Capital sources primarily from U.S. Gulf Coast suppliers and manages the complete transaction lifecycle including procurement, inspection, freight coordination, marine insurance, and export documentation.

The firm provides CIF pricing within 48 hours and incorporates trade finance capabilities to support importers navigating complex procurement requirements.

“Our focus is on execution and reliability. Importers across the Caribbean need partners who can move quickly and deliver consistently.” — Cole Kutschinski, President

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Houston, Texas — March 22, 2026

Vector Trade Capital, a U.S.-based commodity supply and logistics firm, today announced the continued expansion of its operations across Caribbean markets, providing bulk fuel and food commodities to importers through a fully integrated CIF (Cost, Insurance, Freight) delivery model.

The company supports wholesale importers, fuel distributors, and government buyers across key markets including Jamaica, the Dominican Republic, Trinidad & Tobago, the Bahamas, and Guyana. Vector Trade Capital supplies refined petroleum products such as diesel (ULSD), gasoline, and jet fuel, alongside essential food commodities including rice, frozen poultry, cooking oil, and sugar.

Vector Trade Capital’s model is built around end-to-end execution, managing sourcing, logistics, inspection, and delivery to the destination port. By operating as a principal in transactions and deploying internal capital, the company enables faster execution timelines and reduces reliance on intermediaries, allowing buyers to secure supply with greater certainty.

“Importers across the Caribbean face ongoing challenges around reliability, timing, and access to capital,” said Cole Kutschinski, President of Vector Trade Capital. “Our focus is to simplify that process.”

The company sources primarily from U.S. Gulf Coast suppliers and structures transactions with third-party inspection and full export documentation, ensuring compliance and product integrity across shipments. Vector Trade Capital is designed to respond quickly to market demand, providing CIF pricing within 48 hours and executing transactions within standard commercial timelines.

As demand for both fuel and essential food commodities remains strong across the region, Vector Trade Capital continues to build long-term supply relationships with importers seeking dependable partners capable of delivering at scale.

In addition to its core supply operations, the company has developed structured trade finance capabilities to support importers navigating working capital constraints, further strengthening its role as a comprehensive supply partner in the region.

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