Counterfeiting: A difficult balancing act for lubricant suppliers
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Asian Lubricants Industry Association publishes whitepaper on “Counterfeit Lubricants in Asia”
Singapore, August 13, 2021 - ALIA, the voice of the Asian lubricants industry, has today announced the publication of a whitepaper on the pertinent issue of “Counterfeit Lubricants in Asia”. The industry organisation made the announcement during a virtual Member-to