CFS Ltd become UK's largest independent AdBlue distributor

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July 2011 seen Commercial Fuel Solutions Ltd become the UK’s largest independent distributor of AdBlue by reaching record sales of over 15000L each day. That’s the equivalent amount of fuel to 300000 litres of diesel each day

The company boasts over 5000 customers, Managing Director, Mr Robin Futcher as quoted in the AdBlue News explains, “our success in the AdBlue market is down to repeat business, customers regularly return to us knowing that whilst we may not be the cheapest provider, we continue to provide a reliable delivery service and a high quality product which ensures zero downtime and enables our users to concentrate on running their businesses without the fear of SCR failure or late deliveries”.

For more details, visit CFS’s dedicated sales channel: www.adblueonline.co.uk

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