“Made in Germany”

“Made in Germany”
LIQUI MOLY Managing Director Ernst Prost on the promise of quality from Germany In today’s circular letter, Ernst Prost, Managing Director of the German oil and additive specialist LIQUI MOLY, explains to his colleagues that “Made in Germany” at LIQUI MOLY not only stands for top quality, but also for humanity and helpfulness. The company is currently equipping emergency services around the world with products free of charge, as seen here in Mexico

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