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

Crude oil is a naturally occurring, unrefined petroleum product composed of hydrocarbons and other organic compounds, extracted from geological formations beneath the Earth's surface. This listing refers to crude oil sourced from United States reserves, with typical API gravity ranging between 30 and 45 degrees, indicating a light to medium grade. The composition includes paraffins, naphthenes, aromatics, and asphaltics, with sulfur content varying based on the source reservoir, commonly between 0.5% and 2.0% for domestic U.S. crudes.

The crude oil supplied is not a branded product but a bulk commodity, typically classified as West Texas Intermediate or similar U.S. benchmark grades. It is delivered in its raw, unprocessed state, requiring refining to yield fuels such as gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel. Standard moisture and sediment levels are kept below 0.5% by volume, consistent with industry norms for pipeline-grade crude. The material is not treated or blended by the supplier and is offered as extracted from the reservoir.

Buyers include international refineries, petrochemical manufacturers, and energy traders seeking unblended feedstock for processing. The product is transported via pipeline, rail, or tanker, with standard packaging in bulk vessels or tank containers. Trade terms are negotiable, with FOB or CIF commonly used. Buyers must confirm the exact API gravity, sulfur content, and viscosity before shipment, as these parameters directly affect refinery throughput and product yield.

Mountain View Financial Services Inc. is registered in Loma Linda, California, and operates as a financial intermediary in commodity trade. The company does not own or operate extraction facilities, refineries, or storage terminals. Its role is limited to facilitating transactions between buyers and upstream producers, with no direct control over the physical supply chain. The supplier has no verified production capacity, no known refinery partnerships, and no public documentation of crude oil inventory.

There is no evidence in the listing of active sourcing operations, field access, or logistical infrastructure. The supplier’s trust tier is classified as 'harbor', indicating minimal verification. Response rate and average response time are both zero, suggesting no active buyer engagement. Buyers should treat this entity as a trade facilitator, not a producer, and must confirm physical delivery terms directly with the actual crude oil provider.