Shell emphasizes its leadership in premium fuels and lubricants, winning two Outstanding Products Related to Vehicles category from TAQA 2019

Ms. Ornuthai Na Chiangmai, Executive Director of Retail Business, The Shell Company of Thailand Limited, said “We would like to express our appreciation to consumers nationwide for their trust and votes for our quality products that have won us the Outstanding Satisfaction for Fuels award for the 2^nd consecutive year. This award evidently enhances our position as the number 1 in premium fuels. The success comes from our efforts to develop various innovative products in response to consumers’ needs as well as the government’s policy. We remain committed to improving our service, which is at the heart of our company, to offer excellent experiences to our customers. We will also continue to introduce new technology to increase customers’ access to our products and services as well as continue to learn to understand consumers’ behavior to better respond to their needs.”

Ms. Siriwipha Yuktadatta, Sales Director – lubricants , The Shell Company of Thailand Limited added, “Winning the Outstanding Satisfaction for Lubricants for the 6^th consecutive year reflects the continuous trust of consumers in the quality of our lubricants. We understand that consumers’ behavior and needs are rapidly changing and we are therefore continuously developing products that meet those needs. With more attention than ever being paid to environmental issues, we also ensure that our products are environmentally friendly and have low-carbon emissions. In addition, we are enhancing our sales channels by partnering with leading e-commerce companies to respond to consumers’ lifestyles in the digital world.” 

The two awards in the Outstanding Products Related to Vehicles category demonstrate Shell’s commitment to continuing to innovate new products for consumers and in response to government policies, and to working with our partners to reinforce our strengths to offer better a driving experience to customers in line with our purpose to “Make Life’s Journeys Better”.

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