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Brenntag opens Asia Pacific’s first VDA-certified AdBlue® plant in Thailand, boosting regional supply, quality compliance, and emissions-control solutions availability.
Brenntag, a global leader in chemical and ingredient distribution, has inaugurated a new AdBlue® production facility in Samut Prakan, Thailand, marking a significant milestone in its regional expansion strategy. The site has received official certification from the Quality Management Center (QMC) of the German Association of the Automotive Industry, making it the first VDA-certified AdBlue® production facility in the Asia Pacific region within Brenntag’s network. This development strengthens the company’s footprint in a region experiencing rising demand for emissions-control solutions.
Strategically located approximately 30 kilometers from central Bangkok, the facility is integrated within Brenntag’s existing warehouse complex, enabling efficient distribution to both domestic and regional customers. Its location enhances logistical capabilities, ensuring faster and more reliable supply chains across Thailand and neighboring markets. The new plant complements Brenntag’s already established VDA-certified facilities in other parts of the world, reinforcing its global commitment to consistent product quality and compliance.
The Samut Prakan facility has been designed with advanced infrastructure to maintain the highest standards of product integrity. It features dedicated storage tanks, sealed transfer systems, and precisely controlled filling lines. These measures are critical to preserving the purity of AdBlue® and preventing contamination during handling and packaging. The entire operation strictly adheres to both VDA guidelines and ISO 22241, ensuring full traceability and compliance with international specifications for diesel exhaust fluids.
According to Chan Huan Yong, President of Brenntag Essentials Asia Pacific, achieving VDA certification for this facility represents a key step in the company’s regional growth journey. He emphasized that the certification underscores Brenntag’s commitment to delivering high-quality emissions-control solutions while improving service efficiency for customers across Asia Pacific. By combining localized production with globally recognized quality standards, Brenntag is better positioned to meet the evolving needs of its customers.
AdBlue® itself plays a crucial role in reducing harmful emissions from diesel engines. It is a high-purity solution containing 32.5 percent urea, used in selective catalytic reduction systems to convert nitrogen oxides into harmless nitrogen and water vapor. The VDA license granted to Brenntag authorizes the company to manufacture, package, and distribute AdBlue® from its Samut Prakan facility throughout Thailand and the broader Asia Pacific region, supporting increasing regulatory and environmental demands.
Natthiya Kunjara, General Manager for Thailand at Brenntag Essentials APAC, highlighted that the facility was engineered to meet the most stringent quality requirements for AdBlue®. Every stage of the process—from production and storage to packaging—has been carefully designed to ensure consistency, reliability, and compliance. With certification now secured, the company is fully prepared to support a growing customer base across multiple industries.
AdBlue® is widely used in sectors that depend on diesel-powered equipment and vehicles. It is essential in transportation, including trucks, buses, and light commercial vehicles equipped with emission-reduction technology. Additionally, industries such as construction, mining, and agriculture rely on AdBlue® to lower emissions from heavy machinery. Its use is also expanding into power generation and marine applications, where large engines must comply with increasingly stringent environmental regulations across the Asia Pacific region.
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