Import Diesel En 590 10 Ppm — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Canada

Diesel En 590 10 ppm is a premium automotive diesel fuel that conforms to the European EN 590 specification and limits sulfur to a maximum of 10 ppm. The fuel is classified as ultra‑low sulfur diesel and is suitable for Euro 5 and Euro 6 engines equipped with DPF and SCR after‑treatment systems. It is produced by major refineries and offered by spectrum business solutions Ltd, a Canadian supplier located at 338 Marlee Avenue. The product is supplied in bulk quantities using ISO tanks, flexibags or vessel shipments.

The fuel oil base provides a typical cetane number around 50 and a density near 0.84 kg/L at 15 °C, giving reliable ignition and energy content. Its flash point exceeds 60 °C and viscosity is about 2.0 mm²/s at 40 °C, meeting standard safety and handling requirements for bulk transport. Compared with higher‑sulfur diesel grades, this ULSD reduces particulate emissions and engine wear, aligning with environmental regulations across Europe and North America. These characteristics are widely recognised in the diesel market.

Commercial trucks, long‑haul freight vehicles and passenger cars that demand low‑sulfur fuel are the primary end users of this diesel. Importers typically arrange purchase through bulk contracts, confirming Incoterms, payment schedules and delivery windows directly with the supplier. While spectrum business solutions Ltd lists the product without a stated minimum order quantity, buyers should negotiate terms such as FOB or CIF and verify documentation before shipment. All trade details are to be finalised in discussion with the supplier.

spectrum business solutions Ltd is registered at 338 Marlee Avenue in Canada and is listed with an organic supplier tier and a harbor trust tier on the platform. The company’s response metrics show a response rate of 0 % and an average response time of 0 hours, indicating that no replies have been recorded to inquiries so far.

The supplier advertises diesel EN 590 10 ppm for bulk export but does not disclose specific production capacity, certifications or minimum order quantities in the public listing. Prospective buyers must request these details directly to assess suitability and compliance with their own procurement standards.