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A per-litre environmental fee was meant to punish non-compliance. Vietnam's biggest lubricant distributor is treating it as an investment signal instead. Marqstats explains why.
The UAE built real infrastructure to collect every litre of used engine oil. What happens to that oil afterward tells a different story. Marqstats explains the gap.
Three national chains are racing to open oil-change bays faster than Thailand's independent garages can compete with. Marqstats explains the bundle they're selling, and what it costs the corner shop.
Electrification is supposed to simplify lubricant demand. In hybrids specifically, it complicates it. Marqstats explains the mechanism, and how blenders are responding.
The same bottle of synthetic oil gets a shorter life in Riyadh than in Rotterdam. Marqstats explains the two mechanisms behind the gap, and what it means for service planning.
A single year saw Russia's heavy-truck brand mix swing sharply in both directions. Marqstats explains why the reversal matters for lubricant formulation, not just market share.
For years, a large share of Poland's used motor oil never made it back into the circular economy. Marqstats explains where it went, and what finally changed.
Not every litre of oil sold at a Philippine garage is what its label claims. Marqstats maps where the counterfeit problem is concentrated, and what it costs riders.
Most of the Dutch aftermarket is moving to thinner oil. One widely used engine just moved the other way, and the reason is mechanical, not regulatory.
A small slice of Mexico's vehicle fleet buys more than a third of its engine oil. Marqstats explains how sump size and duty cycle create that gap, and why a 2025 emissions rule lands squarely on it.
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