CleanGo Innovations Inc. (CSE: CGII) (OTC: CLGOF) (FRA: APO2) has appointed international bunker industry veteran Larry Messina to its Advisory Board, a strategic move aimed at accelerating the global commercial launch of CleanGo Marine’s flagship product, CG-M100. The appointment, announced via NEWMEDIAWIRE, signals the company’s intent to penetrate the maritime sector with a certified green, water-based solution designed to meet stringent international environmental standards.
Messina brings decades of executive leadership and market expansion expertise to CleanGo. As a co-owner and long-standing executive at Glander International Bunkering, he helped steer the company’s growth across North American, South American, and Caribbean shipping markets following the relocation of its core operations to Florida in 1991. His career includes navigating complex maritime regulatory frameworks, building robust international networks, and establishing key commercial channels across the global shipping industry. This experience is directly relevant to CleanGo’s challenge: scaling a new product in a sector where compliance and supply chain relationships are critical.
The maritime industry is under increasing pressure to adopt verifiable, eco-friendly chemical alternatives. CleanGo Innovations is positioning CG-M100 as a solution that does not compromise on performance. According to CEO Anthony Sarvucci, “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’s appointment is more than a credibility boost; it is an operational catalyst. His deep-rooted expertise in the global marine industry is expected to open doors to key shipping corridors and help commercial fleets meet their environmental mandates efficiently. “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,” Messina 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 is anchored by CG-M100, which is certified green, water-based, safe, and highly effective. This launch comes as international maritime environmental standards tighten, creating a growing market for compliant cleaning and remediation solutions.
The implications for CleanGo are significant. The appointment of a figure like Messina, with his track record in bunkering—the fuel supply chain that powers global shipping—could shorten the path from product certification to commercial adoption. Bunkering veterans understand the operational realities of ports, vessels, and regulatory regimes, and their networks can facilitate introductions that might otherwise take years to build. For an early-stage company like CleanGo, such guidance is invaluable.
CleanGo Innovations is an environmental technology company manufacturing green chemical solutions and industrial remediation. Its portfolio includes Green Seal Certified non-toxic 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. The company’s mission is to create non-toxic, green solutions for cleaning problems, and CG-M100 represents its entry into the demanding marine market.
The global launch of CG-M100, spearheaded by Messina’s strategic guidance, positions CleanGo to compete in a sector where environmental compliance is becoming a license to operate. As shipping companies seek to reduce their ecological footprint, products that are both certified green and high-performing will likely see rising demand. The original release can be viewed on www.newmediawire.com.
For CleanGo, the appointment is a clear statement that it intends to move beyond development and into global commercialization. With Messina on board, the company gains not only industry knowledge but also a network that can accelerate market entry. The success of CG-M100 will depend on execution, but the strategic addition of a bunkering veteran suggests CleanGo is serious about capturing a share of the maritime green chemistry market.
