January 18, 2019
Volume 6 Issue 3
Feiya Chemical Co. has opened a factory in China’s Jiangsu province to produce lubricant antioxidants on behalf of BASF. The plant was built under a technology licensing and manufacturing agreement aimed at helping BASF to meet growing demand in the local market. read more
The Philippines’ Bureau of Customs implemented a second tranche of its Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion Law, taxing a number of products, including lubricating oils and greases, along with base stocks and lubricant additives. read more
Bangchak Corp. and SCG Chemical Co. signed a memorandum of understanding last month to develop a lubricant packaging recycling scheme in Thailand. read more
ACC Offers GF-6 Timeline, Relaxed Limits
Shell Lubricants extended its partnership with Mahindra and Mahindra last week to distribute its new products through Mahindra's dealership network throughout India. PetroChina's Kunlun Lubricant was named the official lubricant of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics last week.
An article in the Jan. 4 issue included data about market shares of marine lubricant suppliers, some of which were disputed by one company. Lukoil Marine Lubricants claims to supply 14 percent of global volume lubricants used by the shipping industry, which it estimates to be between 1.9 million and 2 million metric tons per year.
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