Import Diesel En590 — Buy in wholesale FOB from Supplier in Turkey

DNC offers Diesel EN590 meeting the European specification, sourced directly from a refinery and loaded at Fujairah port in the United Arab Emirates. The fuel contains 10 ppm sulfur, the maximum permitted for EN590, and is priced at a net $530 per metric ton to the refinery. The gross price quoted is $550 per metric ton, with the transaction structured as a tank‑to‑tank FOB shipment.

Typical EN590 diesel presents a cetane number between 48 and 55, a flash point above 55 °C, and a density at 20 °C of 0.820‑0.845 kg/L. Viscosity at 40 °C generally falls in the range 2.0‑4.5 mm²/s, and aromatic hydrocarbons are kept below 10 % of the volume. These parameters ensure reliable engine performance and compliance with EU emissions regulations. The 10 ppm sulfur level aligns with the standard limit, making the fuel suitable for modern diesel engines.

Typical buyers include fleet operators, power generators and industrial plants that require a consistent supply of EN590 diesel. Purchasers should verify the NCNDA agreement terms and confirm the exact delivery schedule with DNC. Payment and trade terms are not disclosed in the listing and must be negotiated directly with the supplier. Because the offer is FOB, the buyer is responsible for arranging shipping from Fujairah and handling customs clearance upon arrival.

DNC is listed as an imported‑tier fuel supplier based in Turkey and carries a harbour trust tier on the platform. The supplier’s response metrics show a recorded response rate of 0 % and no average response time, indicating that communication may require proactive follow‑up. The listing does not provide details on certifications, production capacity or minimum order quantities. DNC states that the diesel is supplied directly from a refinery via tank‑to‑tank transfer at Fujairah port. Potential buyers should treat the lack of disclosed operational data as a prompt to request additional documentation.

The product description focuses on price and sulfur content, without mentioning any quality management system or third‑party testing. No information is given about storage facilities, blending capabilities or environmental compliance certificates. Importers are advised to ask for the refinery’s product data sheet, recent sulfur analysis and any applicable EN590 conformity certificates before committing to a purchase.