Liverpool's Cataclean signs Dutch and German distributor deal
Liverpool-based engine care specialist Cataclean Global has signed a new overseas distributor agreement for the Netherlands and parts of Germany.
The agreement has been struck with Dutch firm Sun Quest Holding BV and will see Sun Quest trade as Cataclean Netherlands, promoting the brand across the country as well as in the German state of Nordrhein Westfalen.
Cataclean produces one of the world’s few patent protected catalytic converter cleaning products, ‘Cataclean®’. Sold for around £16 in a 475ml bottle it is poured into the fuel tank of petrol, diesel or hybrid cars.
Graham Fraser, corporate development director at Cataclean®, said the company is delighted to expand further into the European market.
He said: “Europe is a key market for Cataclean. We have recently signed other distributor deals in Eastern Europe and Greece so it really is very positive to strike further into Western Europe.
“The Netherlands is well known for being environmentally friendly and we hope Cataclean’s® ability to slash carbon emissions will play strongly there. The same is true of Germany which is clearly a huge motoring nation and we are very excited about cracking this market.”
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