A Strategic Location for Scandinavian Distribution

Fredericia is located at a central point in Denmark, offering excellent logistical advantages for distribution across Scandinavia. The city is well-connected to major highways, ports and making it a key hub for shipments to and from Norway, Sweden, Finland, and the surrounding regions. The demand for cold flow improvers is high, and this new warehouse will play a critical role in ensuring that fuel additive supplies remain steady and accessible year-round.

By positioning the warehouse in Fredericia, companies can benefit from shorter lead times, reduced transportation costs, and improved efficiency in delivering cold flow improvers to clients across Scandinavia. This decision reflects a commitment to both regional supply chain optimization and environmental sustainability, as the reduced shipping distances will lower the carbon footprint associated with long-haul transportation.

 

 

Cold Flow Improvers: Meeting a Critical Need.

Cold flow improvers (CFIs) are essential additives used in fuels, particularly in diesel and biodiesel blends, to enhance their performance in cold temperatures. During winter, low temperatures can cause fuel to thicken or gel, making it difficult for engines to start and operate efficiently. Cold flow improvers help lower the pour point and cloud point of fuels, ensuring that they remain fluid and usable even in sub-zero conditions.

For Scandinavia, where temperatures can drop significantly during the winter months, the need for reliable cold flow improvers is crucial. Vehicles, machinery, and equipment used in the transportation, construction, and industrial sectors must continue to operate despite the cold, and CFIs are indispensable in ensuring this happens smoothly.

The new warehouse will stock a wide variety of cold flow improvers tailored to meet the unique demands of Scandinavian industries. These products will include additives for diesel, biodiesel, heating oils, and other fuel types used extensively in cold climates.