A SHIPPING LEGACY
SINCE 1961
In 1961, shipping legends Clifford Mallory and Otto Glander founded CD Mallory & Co. in New York. The company emerged from a family history of successful shipowners and ship brokers that spanned six generations. It was renamed Glander International in 1980 upon Mallory’s retirement.
Glander International Bunkering became the birthplace of the bunker broker and contributed to the development of the worldscale system, which is still used today by shipowners and charterers when bidding on a charter. The company was also the first US brokerage to have a full-time telex operation in London.
After moving to Florida in 1991 and merging with International Bunkering Middle East in 2013, the company’s growth accelerated with offices in the US, UAE, India and Singapore. Today, Glander International Bunkering operates from 9 locations that celebrate its deep maritime roots with a vision for the future.
The Bunker Pioneers
Our voyage through the years
Otto Glander and Clifford Mallory establish C.D. Mallory & Company in New York.
Glander helps form the American Tanker Rate Schedule that evolved to become the world scale system today.
Louis Cammarata succeeded Otto Glander and took helm as president of the firm, shifting the business from tanker brokering to bunker brokering.
C.D. Mallory & Co. is renamed Glander International Bunkering Inc. after co-founder Otto Glander and focuses exclusively on bunkers.
Glander International Bunkering Inc. moves to Florida and the company is owned by Larry Messina, Michael Cammarata and Anthony Cammarata after Louis Cammarata retires.
International Bunkering Middle East DMCC is established in Dubai.
International Bunkering Middle East DMCC opens an office in Mumbai.
International Bunkering Middle East DMCC expands with new Singapore office.
International Bunkering Middle East DMCC acquires Glander International Bunkering and rebrands Florida, Dubai, Singapore & Mumbai offices.
Glander International Bunkering acquires Valhalla Marine Sarl in Switzerland.
Glander International Bunkering opens second office in Europe, merging with Scandinavian Bunkering AS in Norway.
Glander International Bunkering opens in Valencia, Spain.
Glander International Bunkering opens in Oslo, its second office in Norway, while the Dubai office is awarded top workplace by “Great Place to Work UAE”.
CANDEN Marine Fuel Services Ltd. in Montréal, Canada joins Glander International Bunkering Group as 9th office worldwide.
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Otto Glander
(1917-2003)Otto Glander was the finest tanker brokers of his era in addition to being the co-founder of ship brokerage firm, CD Mallory & Co. Besides contributing to the formation of the world scale system for charter bidding, he was also President of the Association of Ship Brokers and Agents (ASBA).
In 1980, upon the retirement of Clifford Mallory, the company was referred to as Glander. The business shifted to solely bunkers to fulfill a market need and accordingly became the birthplace of the bunker broker. Today, the Glander name lives on worldwide via Glander International Bunkering and symbolizes world-class bunkering services.
Clifford Mallory Jr.
(1916-2000)Clifford Mallory Jr. came from a prominent American shipping and shipbuilding family that spanned six generations in Connecticut and New York. He continued this legacy, serving in the US Navy and then as a tanker broker in a top New York trading house.
Mallory Jr. struck out in 1960 to form his own brokerage in partnership with Otto Glander, a fellow successful tanker broker. Named CD Mallory & Co., the company combined tanker, dry cargo, sale and purchase, and bunkering under one roof and thrived under the leadership of the biggest names in the US maritime circles. CD Mallory & Co. continues to operate today under the name Glander International Bunkering, with its focus in marine fuels and lubricant trading.
Louis J Cammarata
(1937-2020)Louis J Cammarata set sail into the shipping world in 1962, as an accountant for the world’s largest shipowner DK Ludwig. He later joined CD Mallory & Co. as a ship broker, where he quickly became the company’s top producer.
In 1977, he succeeded Otto Glander and took helm as president of the firm. Shifting the business from tanker brokering to bunker brokering, Cammarata and his team paved the way for it to become one of the first dedicated bunker brokerages. Renamed Glander International, the company relocated to Florida where Cammarata’s son Michael works today to continue his father’s legacy.