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The belief that frequent oil changes make it acceptable to use low-quality oil is a common myth – and a costly one. While it ...

Yes, synthetic oil is better for most engines, offering superior protection, longer life, and performance compared to conventional oils.

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Rising demand for high-performance lubricants across automotive, industrial machinery, marine, and energy sectors is driving sustained growth in the lubricant additives market, supported by ...

Market valued at $6.43B in 2024, projected 5.10% CAGR growth driven by synthetic formulations, bio-based adoption, and ...

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President Trump said India is going to stop buying Russian oil. Such a move—which would have profound effects on global crude trading—is easier said than done. The world’s most populous nation became ...