Import En 590 10 Ppm — Buy in wholesale FOB from Supplier in Bulgaria

EN 590 10 ppm is an ultra‑low sulfur diesel meeting the European EN 590 standard with a maximum sulfur content of 10 ppm. The supplier lists a gross FOB price of US$ 380 per metric ton and a net FOB price of US$ 370 per metric ton, while the gross CIF price is US$ 345 and the net CIF price is US$ 335 per metric ton. Monthly volume is restricted to a minimum of 50 000 MT and a maximum of 500 000 MT. The grade is specified as export grade and the origin is described as non‑Russian or Russian, with contract terms available on a spot basis or a twelve‑month minimum with roll‑over options.

Typical EN 590 diesel has a cetane number between 50 and 55, a flash point around 60 °C and a density of about 0.84 kg/L at 15 °C, all of which are standard for European road fuel. Aromatic content is usually kept below 1 % and water content below 0.01 %, ensuring compatibility with modern DPF and SCR after‑treatment systems. Storage temperatures are generally accepted between - 15 °C and 30 °C to maintain fuel stability. Inspection is performed by SGS and CIQ, providing certificate reports that verify compliance with the EN 590 specification.

The fuel is primarily used by automotive fleets, fuel distributors and refineries that require Euro V or Euro VI compliant diesel. Buyers typically arrange shipments on FOB or CIF terms, with payment made via MT103 wire transfer after receipt of a bank comfort letter or standby letter of credit. Prospective importers should confirm the supplier’s proof‑of‑funds documentation and the exact contract duration before finalising the order.

Eduardo Fonseca is based at 19 Prefeito Parvan Toshev, Sofia 1408, Bulgaria. The platform assigns the supplier a harbor trust tier, indicating a mid‑level verification status, while the response rate is recorded as 0 % with an average response time of zero hours. This suggests that the supplier does not actively reply to inquiries through the platform. The address places the operation in the capital region, a common hub for regional fuel trade.

The listing supplies export‑grade EN 590 diesel and specifies required documentation such as bank comfort letters, standby letters of credit and inspection reports from SGS or CIQ. No additional certifications, production capacity or client references are disclosed. Prospective buyers must therefore request these details directly from the supplier to assess suitability.