CleanGo Innovations Inc., a developer of green chemical solutions and industrial remediation products, has appointed international bunkering veteran Larry Messina to its Advisory Board. The move is designed to speed the global commercial launch of CleanGo Marine’s flagship product, CG-M100, a certified green, water-based cleaning and remediation solution engineered for the maritime industry.
Messina’s credentials in the marine fuel sector are substantial. As a co-owner and long-standing executive at Glander International Bunkering, he helped drive the company’s expansion across North American, South American, and Caribbean shipping markets after its core operations relocated to Florida in 1991. His career has involved navigating complex maritime regulatory frameworks, building international networks, and establishing commercial channels throughout the global shipping industry.
The appointment matters because it directly addresses the maritime industry’s growing demand for verifiable, eco-friendly chemical alternatives. International shipping faces increasingly stringent environmental regulations, and vessel operators are under pressure to adopt solutions that meet these standards without sacrificing performance. CG-M100 is positioned as a certified green product that can help fleets comply with environmental mandates efficiently. By bringing Messina on board, CleanGo gains immediate access to deep industry knowledge and relationships that can open doors to key global shipping corridors.
“Larry Messina’s deep-rooted expertise in the global marine industry is an invaluable asset to CleanGo Innovations,” said Anthony Sarvucci, CEO of CleanGo Innovations. “Navigating the complexities of maritime compliance and supply chains requires seasoned leadership. With Larry guiding our strategy, we are exceptionally well-positioned to scale the deployment of CG-M100 worldwide, providing the shipping industry with a powerful, certified environmentally friendly alternative that does not compromise on performance.”
Messina also expressed confidence in the timing of the appointment. “CleanGo Innovations has developed a green certified solution with CG-M100 at a time when the maritime industry is actively seeking verifiable, eco-friendly chemical alternatives,” he said. “I look forward to working alongside Anthony and the CleanGo team to leverage my experience across the marine sector, opening doors to key global shipping corridors and helping commercial fleets meet their environmental mandates efficiently.”
With Messina’s guidance, CleanGo will target key international shipping hubs to introduce CG-M100 to vessel operators, port authorities, and maritime service providers worldwide. The company’s expansion into the maritime sector represents a significant strategic pivot, leveraging its expertise in non-toxic, sustainable chemistry to address the unique challenges of marine environments. CleanGo’s portfolio includes Green Seal Certified products that are Health Canada approved to claim 99.9% disinfecting of viruses and bacteria on hard surfaces, and are part of the Cruelty Free / Leaping Bunny program, making them both family and pet safe.
The appointment comes as CleanGo Innovations continues to build its presence as an environmental technology company. The company’s mission is to create leading non-toxic, green solutions for cleaning problems worldwide, and CG-M100 is a prime example of how its advanced formulations can meet the rigorous standards of modern industrial and marine applications. The original release can be viewed on www.newmediawire.com, and additional company news is available through NEWMEDIAWIRE.
For investors and industry observers, the addition of a figure like Messina signals that CleanGo is serious about scaling its marine business. The global shipping industry is under mounting pressure to reduce its environmental footprint, and products like CG-M100 could play a meaningful role in that transition. If CleanGo can successfully commercialize CG-M100 with Messina’s help, it may capture a significant share of a market that is actively seeking green alternatives. The appointment, therefore, is not just a personnel change but a strategic bet on the future of sustainable maritime operations.
