OUR DIRECTIONS
Rhinestone Trading offers energy resources and agricultural products at competitive prices. The core business of the company is wholesale of liquefied petroleum gas in Europe and Turkey. During our work in the fuel market, our company has developed an impeccable reputation as a reliable supplier, which guarantees the fulfillment of your orders of any complexity on a contractual basis.
FOR CLIENTS
Stability is the foundation of our culture. It determines how we work, how we behave and how we interact with our customers and partners.
We understand the risks in our sectors and take our responsibilities very seriously. We understand that our reputation depends on how we fulfill our obligations, do what is right in long-term cooperation, and always treat others with respect.
Our long-term forecast allows us to invest in relationships and determines how we manage our physical assets. We strive to conduct business with partners who share our commitment to high international standards of work, wherever they are.
We are proud of the partnerships that we have created over the past years. We work together with our partners to try to find the best long-term solutions that we provide efficiently, safely and stably.
LATEST NEWS
SYDNEY, June 26 (Reuters) - U.S. corn futures edged higher on Friday, rebounding from a six-week low hit in the previous session, though expectations of ample supplies and depressed demand pushed the grain towards weekly losses of more than 4%.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia, June 6 (Reuters) - Having been surprised by Saudi Arabia announcing a unilateral 1 million barrels per day cut in oil output for July, oil refiners got more bad news when Saudi Aramco (2222.SE) informed Asian customers that prices for July-loading cargoes were going up.
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The IPCC has released a report stating that only " broad and radical changes” in the global economy can prevent a climate disaster. "If you want to slow down global warming to one and a half degrees, the net carbon dioxide emissions globally should be reduced to zero by 2050," said UN expert Valerie Masson-Delmotte. This is the most important conclusion of the document”.
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