EN590 10ppm

EN590 10ppm is a ultra-low sulfur diesel fuel meeting the European EN 590 standard with a maximum sulfur content of 10 parts per million. This grade is designed for use in modern diesel engines requiring strict emissions compliance, particularly in regions enforcing Euro VI regulations. The product is sourced from Kazakhstan and delivered CIF under confirmed supply agreements.

The fuel typically contains no more than 0.001% sulfur by mass, with a cetane number between 51 and 54, and a density range of 820 to 845 kg/m³ at 15°C. It conforms to standard EN 590 requirements for flash point, distillation temperatures, and lubricity. The base stock is refined from Kazakh crude and blended to meet European specifications without additives that alter its chemical profile.

This fuel is purchased by European transport fleets, marine operators, and industrial generators requiring compliant diesel for cross-border operations. Buyers typically order in multiples of 50,000 metric tons per month. Delivery is CIF, with financial instruments such as SBLC available upon request to secure payment terms. Packaging is bulk tanker only, with no containerized options.

John Bellomo operates as a diesel fuel intermediary based in Caldwell, New Jersey, with no public factory or refining assets. The listing shows no verified production capacity, no years in operation, and no third-party certification claims. The supplier's trust tier is harbor, indicating basic platform verification with no additional compliance badges.

There is no information confirming direct ownership of supply sources, logistics infrastructure, or prior transaction history. The contact name John Paul Bellomo appears on the listing, but no phone, email, or corporate registration is disclosed. All supply arrangements are described as third-party, with Kazakhstan as the origin and CIF delivery terms as the only confirmed logistics model.