Import Diesel Fuel En590 — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Mexico

Diesel Fuel EN590 offered by Rikcags Consulting originates from Mexico and is being transported on a dedicated bulk carrier. The cargo currently scheduled for Al Basrah comprises 100,000 metric tonnes of EN590, and an identical 100,000 metric tonne shipment is en route to Singapore. Both vessels are available for title takeover, allowing the buyer to assume ownership before discharge. The fuel meets the European EN590 diesel standard, which defines the baseline quality parameters for road diesel in the EU.

EN590 diesel is characterised by a maximum sulfur content of 10 ppm, a cetane number of at least 51, and a density between 0.820 and 0.845 kg/L at 15 °C - specifications that are typical for this grade. The fuel also exhibits a flash point not lower than 55 °C and a cold‑filter‑plugging point around - 15 °C, making it suitable for temperate and mild winter climates. Aromatic content is usually limited to 1.5 % by volume, which helps meet emissions regulations. These typical parameters ensure compatibility with modern diesel engines and compliance with EU emissions directives.

Primary buyers include fuel distributors, large‑scale transport operators and power generation firms that require bulk diesel for fleet or plant fueling. The transaction is structured as a title transfer, so the buyer must arrange payment and assume responsibility for onward logistics once the transfer is completed. Prospective importers should confirm the vessel’s ETA, the applicable Incoterms and any required documentation such as the Certificate of Origin and the EN590 compliance test report.

Rikcags Consulting is registered at Calle Bahia 12, San Antonio del Mar, Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico. The supplier carries a harbor‑level trust tier, indicating that basic verification of business registration has been completed. At present the supplier’s response rate is recorded as 0 %, and no average response time is available, suggesting that enquiries may not yet have been addressed.

The listing focuses on offering title takeover of two 100,000‑tonne EN590 cargoes, one bound for Al Basrah and another for Singapore. No additional information on certifications, minimum order quantities or payment terms is provided in the source data. Buyers are encouraged to contact the supplier directly to obtain the missing commercial details.