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Wednesday, June 12, 2002 VOLUME 2 ISSUE 24  

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June 5, 2002
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API Audit: One in Five Motor Oils Off-spec
More than one out of five API-licensed engine oils was off-spec last year, according to the American Petroleum Institute’s 2001 worldwide engine oil quality audit. Of more than 600 bottled and bulk samples, 16 percent were found to have “marginal” deviations, while 5 percent had “significant” deviations.
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Sinopec Forms Lubes Subsidiary
Sinopec, China’s second-biggest oil company, has integrated its lubricants operations to cope with foreign competition that is expected to stiffen as barriers to trade are reduced. The company pooled several separate businesses to form Sinopec Lube Oil Co., which will have initial sales of 1.2 million tons per year.
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Phillips Streamlines Kendall Brand
Phillips Petroleum Co. has made its stable of motor oils a little less crowded by consolidating the Kendall brands into a single product line -- Kendall GT-1.
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Base Oil Price Report
The U.S. base oil market was quiet this past week, and sources say it may remain so in coming weeks. Upward pricing pressure has been eased by recent markups and lower crude oil costs.
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