GoClear is expanding its facilities in the South Island to keep pace with its growing network of outlets.
Parent company Ballance Agri-Nutrients has approved the diesel exhaust fluid manufacturer to set up a central hub in the South Island. GoClear will move its bulk storage of the SCR (selective catalytic reduction) product to the site to ensure continuity of supply in a growing market.
Ballance process and chemicals manager Dr Terry Smith says GoClear has identified a suitable site mid-island and is in the process of securing it. GoClear’s sole distributor, Orica Chemicals, will also use the site as a base for its dedicated B-Train trailer unit.
“Our partners have been quick to push GoClear across the South Island and we have together created a reliable network of GoClear outlets for the trucking fleet,” says Smith.
“This provides greater security of supply for truck drivers, who are using more than 30,000 litres of GoClear-sourced product a week in the South Island, in some cases marketed under different branding.”
Nelson Petroleum Distributors (NPD) has GoClear on pump at Picton, Port Nelson, Broadbridge, Richmond, Wakefield, Ahauru, Christchurch and Fox Glacier while McKeown Petroleum has it already at Kumara, Christchurch, Twizel, Alma, and Gore.
Z Energy, which markets GoClear as Z Dec at its key sites, offers product at its truck stops in Christchurch and Dunedin.
National fuel distributor Allied Petroleum has also entered a partnership with Orica to supply GoClear product at all of its main truck stops, marketed as Allied Blue.
This continued development of the GoClear network throughout New Zealand enables transport operators to source GoClear alongside their diesel on a fuel card in a seamless operation.
The full national GoClear network is downloadable from the Apple and Android apps stores for free, identifying the nearest GoClear outlets based on the driver’s GPS location and showing the payment options that apply and opening hours.
