Import Crude Oil — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in United States

Fullmoon World Trading Corp supplies crude oil sourced from United States production basins, with a consistent API gravity range of 35 to 42 degrees and sulfur content below 0.5%, classifying it as light sweet crude. The product is delivered in bulk via tanker, with no intermediate refining or blending reported in the listing. This grade aligns with typical U.S. light crude benchmarks such as West Texas Intermediate, making it suitable for refineries targeting high-value distillates.

The crude oil is transported under standard industry conditions for unrefined petroleum, with no mention of additives, stabilizers, or treatment processes. While the listing references compliance with international standards, no specific certifications like ASTM D4052 or ISO 4259 are confirmed. Typical storage and handling protocols apply, requiring temperature control and corrosion-resistant infrastructure. The absence of detailed viscosity or pour point data suggests these are standard for the grade but should be verified with the supplier.

Buyers include midstream refiners, petrochemical feedstock processors, and energy distributors in North America and Europe. Trade terms include FOB and CIF, with payment methods accepted as L/C and T/T. The listing states a monthly production capacity of 5 million barrels, but no MOQ is specified. Buyers should confirm loading port, vessel availability, and documentation requirements directly with the supplier before placing orders.

Fullmoon World Trading Corp is listed as an imported supplier with a physical address spanning Amman, Dubai, and Queens, New York. The supplier tier is classified as imported, and trust signals are limited to harbor verification with no verified response rate or average reply time. The company does not claim manufacturing, refining, or ownership of production assets. Its role appears to be that of a trader or intermediary sourcing crude oil from U.S. producers.

The listing provides no information on years in business, employee count, revenue, or past clients. No certifications, licenses, or production facilities are mentioned. The supplier’s operational model relies on third-party sourcing and logistics coordination. Buyers should treat this as a trading entity and verify origin documentation, chain of custody, and export compliance directly before transacting.